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Who’s Invited to Innovate?
This week let's discuss the innovation process. I've found that meetings, particularly face-to-face meetings, can be very helpful in finding ways to solve difficult problems through innovation. A face-to-face meeting helps to focus the participants on the problem, by having them with each other. Proximity is a large determinant of [...]
Data Discovery: Show me the money
This week's discussion outlines a very effective form of data discovery, but one which I find is not usually employed. It uses financial knowledge to understand the relationship of transactions to balances. This relationship would [...]
A Quantitative-Cognitive Architecture
Besides the recent trend of Blockchain, another major current theme is cognitive systems. The intersection of these two areas requires understanding the nature and structure of data that support both. Blockchain, as distributed ledgers, will [...]
Balances are the Inventory of Finance
Two decades ago, manufacturers learned that by moving to just-in-time inventory, they could significantly reduce cost by eliminating inventory. Inventory requires forecasting demand, with all the potential errors associated with obsolescence or missed opportunities, as [...]
Think Differently About Ledgers
Choose your level or subject area, and consider ledgers–the foundation of all business systems–in a new light
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Shared Ledgers
Maurcio Magaldi
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Ewan Puckle Hobbs
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Amit Trehan
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Alex Hume
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Rick Roth
OMP's GenevaERS
Sir Randall
Global Programs
Jeff Wolfers
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Jim Hladyshewsky
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Tata Rao
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Rakesh Kant
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Eric Denna
