Building a Powerful Income Statement Model from Scratch We are kicking off this blog with a “building from scratch” theme. Here, by “building from scratch” we mean what nearly every Finance person has done at some point: creating some kind of financial modeling...
Hey there, Finance and data security gurus. Today, we’re talking about Excel and discovering a feature that’s majorly undervalued. That feature is row-level security. While Excel may not boast robust enterprise-level security on its own, we’ve got...
At PARIS, you may have noticed that recently, we’ve added a touch of fun concerning “version maintenance” as a business idea by intertwining it with—of all things!—Rugby World Cup data. Now, in the context of the Rugby World Cup—which event is coming up quickly—the...
At PARIS, you may have noticed that recently, we’ve added a touch of fun with the upcoming Rugby World Cup. We’ve created a Rugby World Cup model with an array of versions, predicting diverse outcomes for matches at different stages of the event. In this analysis,...
A note to the reader: This blog was written to share the history of one of the first OLAP technologies on the market– TM1, now known as IBM Planning Analytics. Here we share the little known history of the product’s development from the beginning. Recently...
