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Sample Ledger Data in a Bank Statement
In this week's conversation, I use a simple financial statement to give a sense of the data structures involved in any true ledger. Any financial statement gives a good sense of the data structures involved in almost all financial systems. These can be vendor or customer statements, checking, savings accounts [...]
Ledger Posting Processes in 1959
Today's episode of Conversations with Kip focuses on the posting process, as discussed in the Historical IBM Banking System Videos. Posting is the process of reading a set of sorted transactions and the corresponding balances [...]
Sorting in Today’s Ledger Based Processes
This week's episode of Conversations with Kip focuses on the portions of the IBM Historical Banking Movies that discuss sorting processes. Sorting is still a very significant portion of structured data, ledger based processes. Sorting [...]
Modern Day Data Capture Processes
This week's episode of Conversation with Kip explores the current implication of the data capture processes shown in the IBM Historical Banking Movies, including the 1977 IBM Historical Optical Character Recognition System. Our systems today [...]
Think Differently About Ledgers
Choose your level or subject area, and consider ledgers–the foundation of all business systems–in a new light
Level of Experience
Subject Areas
Actual Conversations
Shared Ledgers
Maurcio Magaldi
Business Measurment
Ewan Puckle Hobbs
Financial Systems
Amit Trehan
Financial Data
Alex Hume
Enterprise Systems
Rick Roth
OMP's GenevaERS
Sir Randall
Global Programs
Jeff Wolfers
Systems Analysis
Jim Hladyshewsky
Financial Cycle
Tata Rao
Business Benefits
Rakesh Kant
CIO Perspective
Eric Denna
