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FS Finance System Transformation Plan Part 1: Source Systems
Transforming existing financial services financial reporting applications is very challenging, particularly at scale. The stakes are high. The data in them has been gathered at great cost, the systems developed and tuned typically over years, they have been certified by auditors, and a wrong turn in them can threaten [...]
The Mainframe, Open Source And Renewal of Financial Systems
This week's episode of Conversations with Kip goes more to a question of platform than I have ever discussed in my series before. This is brought on with recent experiences with the Linux Foundation's Open [...]
Powerful Railroad and Processing Engines
This week's episode likens our powerful financial systems to the powerful locomotives of the early 20th Century. Powerful Railroad Engines In my semi-biographical textbook "Balancing Act: A Practical Approach to Business Event Based Insights" I [...]
Outlandish Prediction: Demise of the G/L
This week's video makes an outlandish prediction: that in the future companies will not have general ledgers, but instead use the increased compute capacities available from today's ubiquitous computers to maintain much more granular ledgers, [...]
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
Financial Cycle
Tata Rao
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Rakesh Kant
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Eric Denna
