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John Turner, CEO of XBRL International, and Wes Bricker, vice chair and trust solutions co-leader at PwC US, join Workiva's Andie Wood to explore the impact of digitization on ESG reporting. Discover how XBRL taxonomies make it easier to share and analyze data and their role in corporate sustainability. 

In this episode of Your AI Injection, host Deep Dhillon chats with HData's co-founder and CTO, Yuval Lubowich, about AI's transformative role in energy sector regulation. HData leads in refining regulatory data management for energy companies, streamlining processes from filing to analysis. Yuval unpacks the challenges of navigating complex regulations and the shift towards efficient data handling through standardized formats like XBRL. The discussion highlights AI's enhancement of data analysis, aiding in rate case justifications and operational insights. Yuval also envisions AI broadening access to regulatory information, potentially reshaping industry transparency and decision-making. Learn more about Yuval here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yuvallubowich/and HData here: https://www.linkedin.com/company/hdata/Check out our related content here:Regulating AI with Dr. Rowena RodriguesDeepfake Detection with Ilke DemirOr learn about Xyonix's regulatory solutions:AI Compliance & TestingKnowledge Curation

This Day in Legal History: Congress Permits Voting Machines in Federal ElectionsOn this day in legal history, February 14, 1899, Congress marked a significant technological leap in the electoral process by approving the use of voting machines for federal elections. This decision opened a new chapter in how votes were cast and counted, moving away from the traditional paper ballots towards a more efficient and potentially more reliable mechanical method. The introduction of voting machines was seen as a revolutionary step forward, aimed at reducing fraud and errors that marred earlier elections. Like swapping a horse-drawn carriage for an automobile, this shift promised to propel the American electoral system into a new era of speed and precision, ensuring that the will of the people was registered and reported with unprecedented accuracy. This legislation not only reflected the innovative spirit of the age but also underscored a commitment to refining and advancing democratic processes.In a Bloomberg Law exclusive, Fenwick & West is laying off nearly 10% of its attorneys and staff amid challenges in the tech-focused legal market. The decision, communicated by firm chair Richard Dickson, comes after an evaluation of both current and anticipated future demands, affecting just under 10% of the firm's professionals. Fenwick & West, a key player in Silicon Valley legal circles with clients like Apple, Oracle, and Meta Platforms, is responding to a downturn in transactional markets that has similarly impacted other tech-centric law firms such as Cooley and Goodwin Procter. The firm had ramped up hiring from 2020 to early 2022 to meet a surge in demand, but the subsequent slowdown in transactional activity has led to misalignment between the firm's talent levels and client needs. Despite the layoffs, legal recruiter Summer Eberhard remains cautiously optimistic about the future of corporate transactional practices. Affected employees will receive a minimum of 13 weeks of base pay and health benefits, with the longest-tenured staff eligible for up to 40 weeks of compensation. Fenwick & West Laying Off Nearly 10% of Attorneys, Staff (2)A recent judicial decision has created significant ripples within the litigation financing sector, particularly impacting Burford Capital Ltd and its involvement in price-fixing lawsuits alongside plaintiff Sysco Corp. Magistrate Judge John F. Docherty ruled against the substitution of a Burford Capital affiliate as the plaintiff in pork and beef price-fixing cases, a move that challenged the firm's $140 million funding arrangement with Sysco. This decision underscores the tension between the objectives of litigation funders and the public policy against financial speculation on legal claims. The case has drawn attention to the broader litigation financing industry, valued at $13.5 billion, especially in the realm of antitrust claims, where the costs of litigation are notoriously high and outcomes uncertain.The clash between Sysco and Burford has ignited debate over the influence of third-party funders in litigation and prompted calls for increased transparency within the industry. Critics, including the US Chamber of Commerce, argue that such funding arrangements can unduly influence the course and outcomes of legal proceedings, pushing for legislation that would require disclosure of financing agreements in legal cases. Meanwhile, proponents of litigation finance see the judge's decision as a specific instance rather than a systemic problem within the industry, emphasizing its role in enabling costly antitrust litigation to proceed.The ruling, pending review, has not only put a spotlight on the practices and impacts of litigation finance but also sparked discussions on potential regulatory responses. As the industry navigates this challenging landscape, the case between Sysco and Burford may serve as a catalyst for reevaluating the balance between the needs of litigants for financial support and the integrity of the judicial process.Judge's Order Deals Blow to Sysco, Burford Capital in Pork SuitsAlphabet and Microsoft have diverged from the Nasdaq's recommended format for reporting board diversity, opting instead for a more visual representation using dots and check marks, while Tesla and Amazon have adhered more closely to the suggested templates. Since Nasdaq's rules requiring annual diversity disclosure took effect in 2022, companies listed on the exchange have adopted varied approaches to reporting, complicating direct comparisons between them. The regulations also mandate Nasdaq-listed companies to maintain diverse boards or explain the absence of diversity, a requirement that has withstood legal challenges from conservative groups. Despite the differences in reporting styles, experts like Amy Augustine of Boston Trust Walden Co. view the overall trend towards disclosure as progress, providing investors with crucial information previously unavailable. The use of symbols for disclosure, as seen in Alphabet and Microsoft's reports, is defended by some as offering more detail than Nasdaq's templates, though it presents challenges for analysis, particularly by computers. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)'s move towards machine-readable data in proxy statements, such as requiring XBRL for pay-versus-performance data, contrasts with the less standardized board diversity information, which is not required to be XBRL-compliant. This discrepancy highlights the ongoing challenge of making diverse corporate disclosures more accessible for automated analysis. By way of very brief background XBRL, or eXtensible Business Reporting Language, is a global standard for digitally sharing financial and business information. Think of it as a translator, turning human-readable reports like financial statements into machine-readable data. This data is tagged with specific meanings, allowing computers to easily understand and analyze it. XBRL benefits everyone: companies save time and effort, investors gain deeper insights, and regulators get better data for analysis. It's revolutionizing the way business information is shared and used.As the SEC contemplates broader board diversity disclosure requirements for all public companies, the landscape of corporate reporting on board composition is poised for further evolution. This movement reflects a growing recognition of the importance of diversity in corporate governance and the need for transparency to support investors' decision-making processes.Alphabet, Microsoft Pivot From Nasdaq Diversity Reporting FormatElon Musk has vocalized concerns that Delaware, a jurisdiction chosen by a majority of large public companies for incorporation due to its predictable legal system, is attempting to thwart companies from relocating, particularly in light of a court decision that invalidated his $56 billion Tesla compensation package. Musk's reaction, notably on social media, suggests an urge for companies to consider moving their incorporations out of Delaware, citing the state's alleged efforts to "lock the doors," as exemplified by the Tripadvisor case.The TripAdvisor case revolves around the company's desire to relocate its incorporation from Delaware to Nevada, a move that reflects broader corporate discontent with Delaware's legal environment, despite its reputation for business-friendliness. TripAdvisor's move, endorsed primarily by chairman Greg Maffei despite opposition from a majority of minority shareholders, aims to benefit from Nevada's more lenient laws on self-dealing, where directors face fewer legal challenges. This case not only underscores the tension between corporate interests and shareholder protections but also signals a potential shift in the landscape of corporate registrations, with states like Nevada and Texas vying to attract businesses away from Delaware. The outcome of TripAdvisor's attempt to move could set a precedent affecting Tesla's and other companies' relocation plans, amidst ongoing debates about the balance between corporate governance and shareholder rights.Delaware's legal framework, historically favored for its specialized Chancery Court and non-jury trials, has been perceived as facilitating rather than obstructing corporate moves to other states. Recent legislative adjustments in 2022 have simplified the process for companies wishing to reincorporate elsewhere, allowing such moves with majority shareholder approval, a shift from the previous requirement for unanimous consent. This modification ostensibly makes Delaware more accommodating for companies contemplating relocation.However, the Delaware Court of Chancery's ongoing examination of reincorporation efforts, especially those potentially advantageous to controlling shareholders, introduces a layer of complexity. The Tripadvisor litigation highlights this scrutiny, with allegations that a planned move to Nevada could enable easier self-dealing by significant stakeholders, suggesting Delaware's courts may critically evaluate such transitions to ensure they do not undermine minority shareholder interests.The situation with Tesla underscores a broader dialogue on corporate governance, shareholder rights, and the legal mechanisms in place to safeguard these interests. While Musk's significant influence at Tesla has been acknowledged by Delaware courts, the specific dynamics of Tesla's proposed shift to Texas—where legal protections differ from Nevada—might not directly align with the concerns raised in the Tripadvisor case.The impending ruling in the Tripadvisor case is anticipated with interest, as it will offer further clarity on Delaware's stance towards companies seeking to relocate, especially those with intricate shareholder structures. This decision will be pivotal, potentially setting precedents on the degree of judicial oversight Delaware will exercise over such moves, and elucidating the balance between corporate autonomy and the protection of shareholder interests.In summary, while Delaware has been characterized by Musk as obstructive, the state's legal amendments and judicial attitudes suggest a more nuanced approach, aiming to balance the flexibility for companies to reincorporate with the need to protect minority shareholders. The outcomes of ongoing legal deliberations, including the TripAdvisor and Tesla situations, will likely contribute significant insights into the evolving landscape of corporate governance and relocation.Explainer: Did Delaware 'lock the doors' to stop companies from leaving, as Musk claims? | Reuters Get full access to Minimum Competence - Daily Legal News Podcast at www.minimumcomp.com/subscribe

XBRL is an open international standard for digital business reporting that allows information to move between organizations rapidly and with accuracy. While XBRL is a mature component of today's financial reporting ecosystem, a shared digital reporting language may also be critical for the future of sustainability reporting.  In this episode, host Heather Horn sits down with John Turner, CEO of XBRL International, the global consortium that manages and promotes XBRL, to discuss the framework's role in enhancing the quality and usefulness of sustainability disclosures. In this episode, you'll hear: 4:02 - Defining digital taxonomies, digital languages, and XBRL 9:49 - How standard setters interact with digital taxonomies 16:27 - How accurate digital tagging of financial data is crucial to robust investment analysis 22:10 - Approaches on digitally tagging qualitative information and footnotes 25:38 - How digital taxonomies could impact sustainability reporting 28:30 - Anticipated challenges in aligning digital reporting across differing sustainability standards 40:23 - Digital readiness considerations for issuers planning for mandatory sustainability reporting 45:03 - The importance of issuers voicing feedback to regulators as standards are set Looking for more information on XBRL? Check out our previous podcast episode, What's next in tech for finance? XBRL, your competitive advantage, as well as PwC's XBRL service offerings. Additionally, follow this podcast on your favorite podcast app and subscribe to our weekly newsletter to stay in the loop for the latest thought leadership on sustainability standards.  John Turner is the CEO of XBRL International. In his role, John is responsible for enhancing reporting under regulatory standards and supporting the adoption of XBRL globally. Throughout his career, he has been focused on improving business reporting and analytics, having been a leading member of the XBRL community since 2001 when it was founded, and also serving in roles within the consulting and regulation spaces. Heather Horn is PwC's National Office thought leader, responsible for developing our communications strategy and conveying firm positions on accounting and financial reporting matters. She is the engaging host of PwC's accounting and reporting weekly podcast and quarterly webcast series. With over 30 years of experience, Heather's accounting and auditing expertise includes financial instruments and rate-regulated accounting. Transcripts available upon request for individuals who may need a disability-related accommodation. Please send requests to us_podcast@pwc.com. 

Pull up a chair, good friend, because Embarker Matt Fisser is back with even more news from the accounting and finance world, including: The FASB Board's recent deliberation on accounting for and disclosing crypto assets, also confirming the scope of the proposed ASU The SEC's Division of Corporate Finance released an illustrative letter with sample comments to guide companies in their use of XBRL and Inline XBRL For more information on these and related topics:FASB Project Update: Accounting for and Disclosure of Crypto AssetsSEC: Sample Letter to Companies Regarding Their XBRL DisclosuresConnect with Embark on:  LinkedIn Instagram Twitter Facebook YouTube Listen to AM Now on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, and Spotify.

独立行政法人情報処理推進機構（IPA）および一般社団法人JPCERT コーディネーションセンター（JPCERT/CC）は7月18日、報告書（XBRL）作成ツールにおける XML 外部実体参照 (XXE) に関する脆弱性について「Japan Vulnerability Notes（JVN）」で発表した。

As the US slips closer – again – to the threat of default, one of the ways policymakers talk about delaying the crisis is the use of “extraordinary accounting measures.”. Now, that is not a term you hear in the private market and, I would think, if it were used there would be more than a few red flags brought up by investors and regulators. So in today's podcast we speak with Justin Marlowe, Research Professor in the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy. Dr. Marlowe studies government finance, has written or edited several textbooks on public financial management and served on technical advisory bodies for the Governmental Accounting Standards Board. As you will hear, we quickly jump into why extraordinary accounting measures is not really a thing, how the federal and looming economic crisis will affect state and local government and also get into the weeds of how governments are adopting XBRL for financial reporting. Join FEI (https://www.financialexecutives.org/Become-a-Member.aspx) Special Guest: Justin Marlowe.

A bit mystified by EXtensible Business Reporting Language, aka XBRL? Then you're in the right place, because Embarkers Adam Olsen, Zac Smith, and Sarah Keiffer just took a deep dive into all things XBRL, discussing the who, what, where, when, and why behind this curious but impactful little reporting acronym. So come along for the ride, shall you?!For more information on XBRL and related topics:XBRL: The Business Reporting StandardXBRL US Center for Data QualityPublic Company Financial Reporting & Disclosure RequirementsConnect with Embark on: LinkedIn Instagram Twitter Facebook YouTube Listen to Accounting Matters on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, and Spotify.

The Gen Comp Law software is among the top software programs. In addition to solving ROC e-Forms, XBRL, Resolutions, Minutes, Registers, and various MIS reports, it is also a powerful ROC filing software. Our MCA software performs all "XBRL" E-filing in the specified time with zero errors. All regulatory complaints under the Companies Act 2013 shall be supported by the same and the maintenance of the fixed assets register. Also included are some of the features of Gen CompLaw with XBRL software, such as annual forms (MGT-7, AOC-4, ADT-1), ROC/MCA filing software, MCA V3 E-filing (DPT-3 & 4, LLP-3, 8 & 11), and GST/Non-GST billing capabilities. https://softwarestreets.com/gen-complaw-software/

SAG Infotech, India's leading tax software development company, has developed Gen XBRL software. Its company offers one of the best Gen XBRL software for professionals such as Company Secretaries (CS) and Chartered Accountants (CA) who are forced to waste valuable time by preparing and e-filing XBRL-compliant balance sheets, profits, and losses. Gen XBRL software would prove beneficial to this group. It is easy to complete the above-mentioned chores with the help of XBRL return software. Hence, we have covered the entire Gen XBRL software landscape in this post. Let's take a look at the link for more information. https://www.g2.com/products/gen-xbrl-software/reviews

Gen Complaw with XBRL software integrates ROC e-Forms, XBRL, Resolutions, Minutes, Registers, various MIS reports, and XBRL in one system. The "XBRL" E-filing takes very little time with this software. As a result of the fast response time of the software, the user can depend on it for task completion. Furthermore, it helps in upholding the fixed assets register required by the Companies Act, of 2013. The Company recommends you choose the right Gen Complaw software. View this software's complete specifications, including the price, product details, and portfolio. https://www.warebuy.com/product/gen-complaw-with-xbrl/

Digitalization is gaining popularity, and for good reason - it's obviously more efficient and time-saving. XBRL software is one such example of a shift from manual to digital. This software is designed specifically for large and complex business units that need to generate and report their financial information in XBRL format. Data types and related data can be accessed by using XBRL validation software anytime. Get to know more information in this post regarding all advantages of Gen XBRL software. https://www.weopined.com/opinion/why-xbrl-software-plays-important-role-in-taxation-industry2

On this episode of Let's Get Surety we are joined by Jennifer Vigil of the US Small Business Administration, Andrea Haight, of CCI Surety, Inc. and Michelle Savage of XBRL US to discuss the exciting news that the US Small Business Administration is now accepting the Work in Progress (WIP) report data in a machine-readable format using XBRL taxonomy to eliminate the need for bond agents to manually enter data into an online form. We discuss WIP automation testing, SBA's acceptance and what this will mean to the parties that participate in SBA's Surety Guarantee Program. NASBP members' significant role in supporting automation efforts will also be highlighted. With special guests: Jennifer Vigil, Acting Director, Office of Surety Guarantees, Office of Capital Access, US Small Business Administration, Andrea Haight, Assistant Vice President, CCI Surety, Inc., and Michelle Savage, Vice President, Communication, XBRL US Hosted by: Kat Shamapande, Director, Professional Development, NASBP and Mark McCallum, CEO, NASBP

SAG Infotech Pvt Ltd. Gen XBRL software for Accounting and consulting firms who want to e-filing balance sheets, profits and losses in XBRL. For accountants working on XBRL accounting statements, users can choose our Gen XBRL software to prepare and validate XBRL sheets. It provides easy access to both American accounting standards (AS) and Indian accounting standards (IAS) in order to create standalone and consolidated financial statements. Please visit: https://www.rajb2b.com/product/12050-gen-xbrl-software.htm

Charles Hoffman, a Certified Public Accountant, is credited as being the Father of XBRL. (‘eXtensible Business Reporting Language' or XBRL for short is an open international standard for digital business reporting, and is used in more than 60 jurisdictions.) Charles was co-editor of the first ever XBRL taxonomy and played a major role in creating both the IFRS and US GAAP XBRL taxonomies. He is the author of the books XBRL for Dummies, XBRL Essentials (a non-technical guide to XBRL), Mastering XBRL-based Digital Financial Reporting and maintains an inexhaustible resource of XBRL content on his Blog at xbrl.squarespace.com. Today Charles is focusing his time to work on AuditChain, the first use case of blockchain in accounting, auditing and reporting. In this episode, you will learn; The pain points of manual accounting processes, What is XBRL and the distinctions between human readable & machine readable information, What are knowledge graphs and why it's relevant for the modern accountant, The importance of using immutable digital distributed ledgers like blockchain in bookkeeping, How can Accountants monetize process control NFTs with AuditChain and much more. This episode is brought to you by AuditChain - the world's first decentralized continuous audit and real time reporting protocol. Traditional audit methodology focuses on “materiality”, not accuracy. We are constrained by time and cannot audit 100% of the transactions, and therefore we perform sampling. AuditChain decentralizes audit and uses an independent assurance methodology that automates auditing tasks, and continuously audits 100% of the transactions. With AuditChain, Chartered Accountants and professionals will write and own Process Control NFTs that automate internal and disclosure controls, where these NFTs pay royalties in return. With more and more automation, accountants will increasingly find themselves becoming redundant. If you are a forward thinking CPA or Chartered Accountant, and want to participate and be in touch with the latest developments from AuditChain in decentralizing the audit profession using blockchain, you should apply for membership by visiting DCARPE Alliance. If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes. It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference in helping to convince hard-to-get guests. Together we can help accountants prepare themselves for a blockchain future. For show notes and past guests, please visit theaccountantquits.com/podcasts/ Follow The Accountant Quits: Instagram: instagram.com/theaccountantquits/ LinkedIN: linkedin.com/company/the-accountant-quits

Natalia Kaleta Schraa, Director of Growth Solutions, WorkivaESG is a ‘buzz' acronym. It is no longer enough for corporates to make a profit – that profit has to be made in ways that satisfy ESG requirements, but those requirements can be wide-ranging, from environmental impacts, HR policies and boardroom antics. Robin Amlôt of IBS Intelligence speaks to Natalia Kaleta Schraa, Director of Growth Solutions at Workiva about how to make your ESG reporting requirements more manageable.

Technology continues to reshape our world and has been accelerated by the pandemic. As you rethink processes for the new environment, you may be asking how technology can help improve efficiency and effectiveness. This podcast is the next episode in the second season of our What’s next? podcast series for CFOs, controllers — anyone in finance. This season we’re focusing on what’s next in tech for the finance professional — discussing the benefits of technology through the lens of the finance function. In this episode, host Heather Horn sits down with Wes Bricker, PwC’s Vice Chair and Assurance Leader for the US and Mexico, and Jenn Neglia, a PwC risk assurance partner and the US XBRL technology leader, to discuss the full potential of using XBRL structured data to advance digital reporting.Topics include:0:53 - XBRL through a technology lens. While XBRL isn’t a standalone technology, it is integral to the broader tech conversation. We begin with an overview of how XBRL converts unstructured data to structured data, enabling users to get the information they need to drive better decision making. 6:40 - XBRL for public reporting. The use of XBRL is growing. We discuss how XBRL filings are being used and what companies are doing well to ensure their data is high quality. 16:44 - XBRL for internal use. How can finance organizations apply XBRL internally and gain a competitive advantage? We discuss how XBRL is solving the problems of disparate systems and inconsistent data structures. 21:09 - The future of XBRL. We close with an update on the areas of focus for the XBRL International Board and how XBRL and structured data will continue to transform the “last mile” of reporting. Wes Bricker is PwC’s Vice Chair and Assurance Leader for the US and Mexico. In this capacity, he serves as a member of the US Leadership Team and the Global Assurance Executive Leadership Team. Wes’ leadership and oversight of the Assurance practice encompasses audit quality, business development and portfolio strategy, human capital, diversity, innovation, and technology.Jennifer Neglia serves as PwC's US XBRL Technology Leader, focused on delivering the full spectrum of XBRL services. As a partner in the Risk Assurance practice she has helped companies with their financial accounting, system transformations, IT processes, and business process controls, primarily focused on the financial services sector. Heather Horn is PwC’s National office thought leader, responsible for developing our communications strategy and conveying firm positions on accounting and financial reporting matters. She is the engaging host of PwC’s accounting and reporting weekly podcast and quarterly webcast series, as well as periodic webcasts for the power and utilities industry. With over 25 years of experience, Heather’s accounting and auditing expertise includes financial instruments and rate-regulated accounting.

Let's try to understand what is the due date roc annual return form for September FY 2019-20. Let us know here in this article post, about the due date roc the annual return form because we describe the last date in every table format that will help for easy understanding. Recently taxpayers want to file roc annual return form so SAG Infotech has brought the most affordable Gen Comp Law MCA/ROC filing software with XBRL. Let's go visit this above link and view some pages on my site.

Arjan en Joris doen hun zeventiende podcast samen met Jan-Paul van der Velden van Visma. Ze hebben het o.a. over XBRL en AI en als uitsmijter een klein beetje Team Jumbo-Visma.

Six months to comply to XBRL? Say watt? Shocking, but likely true for energy companies. April Brady and David Winn spark the conversation and share tips for FERC filers.

The crew gets schooled on the past, present, and future of XBRL—plus, what it means for reporting professionals, who uses that data, and how it's pronounced (hint: it's not “ex-err-bull”).

Gen XBRL Software is the most important tool for Preparation of XBRL Sheet. This XBLR Software has become an important tool for professionals dealing with preparation and e-filing of the balance sheet, profit & loss A/C in the latest XBRL format. Our Gen XBRL Software provides complete solution for return filing and prepration. The software provides advanced features including the conversion in simplified four steps as follows. Step 1: Inputting financial data with all applicable Notes and Disclosures in Gen-XBRL utility, with download & updated Schedule-III Taxonomy (AS and IND AS). Step 2: Changing the XBRL data from our utility into XML file format by our two solutions "Gen-Comp Law" & "Gen-XBRL" Software tool with tech support. Step 3: Confirming the data within MCA tool. Step 4: Document including Balance Sheet and Statement of Profit and Loss Account will be generated and will be ready for e-filing.

Gen CompLaw is ROC/MCA filing software as the software makes various MIS reports. Gen XBRL software performs all the XBRL e-filling on time with out any error. According to the companies act 2013, the Gen complaw is very useful in all statutory compliances. Gen Complaw ROC return filing software is featured with create Director, shareholder, CA, CS relative master which avoids duplicity of data, etc, Moreover, the software also offers the latest version of e-forms which are directly given on the MCA website.

Gen XBRL Software is an excellent tool for the masters like Company Managers and CA who are required to provide a substantial amount of time on preparation and e–filing of the balance sheet, profit & loss A/c in latest XBRL format in excel. Gen XBRL returns filing software allows you to do above-discussed functions easily.

Dr. Ariel Markelevich, CMA is an Associate Professor of Accounting at Suffolk University in Boston, MA. He has been published in numerous academic and professional journals for his work on topics like blockchain, XBRL, IFRS, M&A, and auditing, among others. With areas of expertise in standardized data and data analytics, Dr. Markelevich explains why blockchain is so important to the accounting industry and explains why accountants should care about it.

Supply Chain Now Radio, Episode 106” “Live from the eft Media Zone: Bob Farrell with GlobalTranz” Broadcast from eft’s 3PL & Supply Chain Summit Featuring: Bob Farrell serves as Executive Chairman for GlobalTranz. Bob has 30+ years of experience and a proven track record of building high-growth software and technology-driven companies. Prior to GlobalTranz, Bob served as president and CEO of Kewill, a global leader in multimodal transportation management software. Prior to Kewill, Bob served as president and CEO of EDGAR Online, a leading global provider of XBRL software, services and data that was acquired by RR Donnelley & Sons (NASDAQ: RRD) in August of 2012. His role at EDGAR Online was preceded by his time as Chairman and CEO of Metastorm, a leading provider of Business Process Management (BPM) enterprise software and solutions that was acquired by Open Text (NASDAQ: OTEX) in February of 2011. Farrell also served as President of Mercator Software, a provider of enterprise application integration solutions; COO at LeadingSide, a global provider of unstructured data solutions; and held executive management positions at Computer Horizons Corp., a provider of IT services and solutions. Additionally, Bob is currently a Senior Advisor at Providence Equity focusing on investments in technology-enabled service companies. He also currently serves on the board of Billtrust, the premier provider of payment cycle management solutions; and Kitchen Brains, a pioneer and global leader in the development and deployment of integrated, end-to-end, wireless M2M networking solutions and SaaS applications for the commercial kitchen/food service industry. Previously, he served on the Board of FolioDynamix, an award-winning SaaS provider of investment management programs and wealth management platform solutions to financial services organizations that was acquired by Actua (NASDAQ: ACTA) in November of 2014; and on the Board of I.D. Systems (NASDAQ: IDSY), a leading global provider of wireless solutions. Hosted by Scott Luton and Lance Roberts of Becker Logistics. See full details on this episode at www.supplychainnowradio.com/episode-106

SCNR broadcasts live from Jump Start 19, Hosted by SMC3. Learn more: www.SMC3.com Featured guest Bob Farrell serves as Executive Chairman at GlobalTranz. Bob has 30+ years of experience and a proven track record of building high-growth software and technology-driven companies. Prior to GlobalTranz, Bob served as president and CEO of Kewill, a global leader in multimodal transportation management software. Prior to Kewill, Bob served as president and CEO of EDGAR Online, a leading global provider of XBRL software, services and data that was acquired by RR Donnelley & Sons (NASDAQ: RRD) in August of 2012. His role at EDGAR Online was preceded by his time as Chairman and CEO of Metastorm, a leading provider of Business Process Management (BPM) enterprise software and solutions that was acquired by Open Text (NASDAQ: OTEX) in February of 2011. Farrell also served as President of Mercator Software, a provider of enterprise application integration solutions; COO at LeadingSide, a global provider of unstructured data solutions; and held executive management positions at Computer Horizons Corp., a provider of IT services and solutions. Additionally, Bob is currently a Senior Advisor at Providence Equity focusing on investments in technology-enabled service companies. He also currently serves on the board of Billtrust, the premier provider of payment cycle management solutions; and Kitchen Brains, a pioneer and global leader in the development and deployment of integrated, end-to-end, wireless M2M networking solutions and SaaS applications for the commercial kitchen/food service industry. Previously, he served on the Board of FolioDynamix, an award-winning SaaS provider of investment management programs and wealth management platform solutions to financial services organizations that was acquired by Actua (NASDAQ: ACTA) in November of 2014; and on the Board of I.D. Systems (NASDAQ: IDSY), a leading global provider of wireless solutions. Learn more about GlobalTranz at www.globaltranz.com Hosted by Chris Barnes, Ben Harris, and Scott Luton

* Use coupon code PODCAST25 for 25% off this webcast * Webcast URL: https://www.theknowledgegroup.org/webcasts/secs-new-smaller-reporting-company/ On June 28, 2018, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) released final rules on Smaller Reporting Companies (SRC), modifying its definition and increasing the threshold for qualifying as SRC. Thus, giving newly qualified SRCs the opportunity to take advantage of the SEC's less stringent scaled disclosure standards. Concurrently, the SEC released the ruling for the mandatory adoption of inline eXtensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL), thus, embedding XBRL data directly to the SEC filing. This makes validation, aggregation and analysis of the filing easier. With these new and revised rulings, companies and their counsels must keep themselves updated with the recent amendments and requirements to ensure compliance in this evolving regulatory landscape. In this LIVE Webcast, a panel of distinguished professionals and thought leaders will help companies understand the important aspects of this significant topic. They will provide an in-depth discussion of SEC's new SRC and XBRL rules. Speakers will also offer best practices in developing and implementing effective compliance strategies for these rules. For anymore information please click on the webcast url at the top of this description.

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This summer the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission adopted a new rule that requires the use of “Inline XBRL” in the financial reporting process. Inline XBRL allows the user to embed data directly into a filing so that it is both human-readable and machine-readable. In this episode of the Financial Executive Podcast we will speak with SEC and XBRL industry professionals regarding the impact of the new requirement, the benefits and challenges of implementation and how preparers can get ready for the transition. Special Guests: Emily Huang, Mike Starr, and Mike Willis.

Who is Darryl Grant?     Darryl Grant is a New York native, born in Harlem. He has 20 siblings and is uncle to over 50 nieces and nephews. He has been a Bay Area resident for the last 4.5 years and enjoys family time with his wife and 2.5 year old son, supporting his clients’ needs, sports (former Div-I Greco-Roman wrestler), reading, traveling, cooking, and supporting diversity and inclusion.    Darryl is Managing Director of Merrill Corporation and Founder of Inspiring Connectivity.  He  has over 19 years of financial communication experience with the top three financial printers. Darryl began as a Customer Service Project Coordinator in Manhattan and later assumed various managerial roles and engineered XBRL operations for two Manhattan offices. Before assuming his role as Managing Director of Sales where he co-leads Merrill’s Bay Area Capital Markets team, Darryl spent 6 years as a Capital Markets Account Manager leading teams and working directly with C-level execs, law firms, corporate finance and legal departments to manage IPOs, mergers, spin-offs along with all routine SEC filing requirements. He has also managed three of the largest mergers in stock market history and over 20 prominent IPO’s in industries ranging from Tech, e-commerce, transportation, motion pictures, Biotech, retail and broker exchange services.        Show Highlights  Darryl starts off by talking about the event he puts on with his team called Inspiring Connectivity and why he, as a man, is putting on an event for women.  Darryl talks about growing up in New York and about his mom who noticed a trend where children were being left behind.  This led her to adopting 18 children and raising a total of 21 of which Darryl was one of those adopted by her.    Darryl shares how he worked with a coach who taught him that because he was having trouble with who he was, he was having trouble coming across authentically.   Darryl was inspired to create an event for women because of the 2016 elections, the issues women were facing that were coming to light, and a conversation with a friend who fully supported him creating the event.  He was inspired by what his mother created around community.    Terri comments on how important it is for Darryl to set the example for other men to create these kinds of events to support the change for women in society.  This is a human issue; not a women’s issue.   Darryl observes that solving problems begins with community.    Terri talks about her experience at Inspired Connectivity with Barbara Tien and how Barbara introduced her to the other women at the event.  This made Terri realize that she is having an impact even though she doesn’t always see it.    Terri commented that a lot of founders don’t take the time to get to know her and how important it is to be seen as a person and not just as a checkbook.   Terri asked Darryl about tribalism in a global community and he responds with the importance of connecting and community.    Darryl talks about the importance of getting out of your own head when designing an event and thinking about what the guests are going to want.   Terri asks Darryl if people give him a hard time for not focusing on women of color or people of color and he says that for the most part, no.   Darryl talks about breaking down the platform, the panel, the awards and focus on the people at events.    If Darryl could wave a magic wand, he would use it to genuinely connect people without bias.        Terri’s Key Takeaway  Creating and building connections and community will be the key to solving our societal issues.      References in the Podcast  Inspiring Connectivity:  https://inspiringconnectivity.splashthat.com/  Merrill Corporation:  https://www.merrillcorp.com/en/  Barbara Tien (Ponga): https://www.linkedin.com/in/barbaratien/  Vanessa Grant: Instagram:  @beautysecretary     Contact  Darryl can be reached through LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/darryl-grant/.   You can follow Terri on Twitter at @terrihansonmead or go to her website at www.terrihansonmead.com or on Medium:  https://medium.com/@terrihansonmead.   Feel free to email Terri at PilotingYourLife@gmail.com.  To continue the conversation, go to Twitter at @PilotingLife and use hashtag #PilotingYourLife.   

The CIPC has decided to change the manner in which annual returns are submitted by practitioners in order to ensure uniformity and standardization. The multitude of various submissions is to minimize with the introduction of the concept of reporting via Extensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL). From what has been communicated, XBRL is a web-based computer language that is intended for business reporting and allows account numbers to be tagged within XBRL format, using predefined descriptions. This standardized tagging improves analysis of financial information and leads to more comparable and reliable information. SAIPA's Mrs. Faith Ngwenya, who is the Executive for Technical and Standards unpacks this further. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-south-african-institute-of-professional-accountants/support

Our guest this week is John Turner, CEO of (https://www.xbrl.org/) . You may be asking yourself, “XBRL? Is that still even a thing?” And the short answer is, yes, it’s still a thing — maybe more of a thing than ever. If you recall, XBRL is a data-tagging technology that’s designed to help the users of financial statements – namely, investors and analysts – easily compare financial information from many different companies and industries. There was a lot of hype around it a few years back, but the hype has died down. That’s not because it left – XBRL is just everywhere! The SEC now requires all public companies to use XBRL to file their financial statements. That mandate got phased in over a number of years and now it’s pretty much the law of the land. But John says that’s just the tip of the iceberg. There is HUGE potential – both in the United States and abroad – for companies, governments, and all kinds of entities to solve real problems, to save some serious money, and to move this profession forward through the strategic use of XBRL – and he and his team at XBRL International are trying to make that happen. Resources: XBRL.US Connect with John: LinkedIn | Twitter Future-Proof is produced by Podcast Masters

Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Jay Clayton revealed the SEC's system for companies to submit financial information, known as Edgar, had been hacked. No one can say yet what effect that might have on stock trading markets. At the heart of Edgar is a data standard known as XBRL. Marty Vanderploeg, co-founder and COO of Workiva, joins Federal Drive with Tom Temin for an update on this standard and security connected with it.

In this episode, Matt Kelly and I take a deep dive into the weeds of the soon-to-be-released the House Financial Services Committee, the Financial Choice 2.0 Act. We consider some of the ideas in the legislation which Matt thinks are bad including: 1. Repeal of the Chevron deference repealed.  2. Attempts to clip the SEC rule making authority. 3. Exempting more companies which desire to go public from SOX 404(b) requirements and reporting.  4. (Matt's most particular bad idea) The exemption of more filers exempted from XBRL reporting. We also discuss some of the potential benefits from the legislation and where it may all go in the Senate. For more see Matt's blog post House GOP Regulatory Reform Axe, on his site Radical Compliance.      Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Matt Kelly and I take a deep dive into the weeds of the soon-to-be-released the House Financial Services Committee, the Financial Choice 2.0 Act. We consider some of the ideas in the legislation which Matt thinks are bad including: 1. Repeal of the Chevron deference repealed.  2. Attempts to clip the SEC rule making authority. 3. Exempting more companies which desire to go public from SOX 404(b) requirements and reporting.  4. (Matt's most particular bad idea) The exemption of more filers exempted from XBRL reporting. We also discuss some of the potential benefits from the legislation and where it may all go in the Senate. For more see Matt's blog post House GOP Regulatory Reform Axe, on his site Radical Compliance.     Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For this episode of the Planet MicroCap Podcast, I wanted to learn more about the importance of different communications tools that MicroCap companies use on a regular basis. There's many communications tools that MicroCap companies use to communicate their stories. Some are required, some are not. But, If you’ve ever done research on a public company and looked at the company’s news feed on Yahoo Finance or StockNewsNow.com, you’ve probably read one of the following: a press release, an SEC Filing, XBRL filing, or an Edgar or SEDAR Filing. These are tools that public companies use to communicate their corporate messages. I want to understand these tools a little better because, besides when management talks to media like, StockNewsNow.com, its these documents that will help you and I know what a public company is currently up to. And when it comes to MicroCap stocks – transparency and information is incredibly valuable.To help me with this task, I spoke with Bradley Smith, Director of Marketing, Investor Relations and Regulatory Compliance Services for PR Newswire and Vintage Group, a global provider of corporate communications tools and services, enabling marketers to distribute: press releases, SEC Filings, Edgar Filings, XBRL, and more. The Planet MicroCap Podcast is brought to you by SNN Incorporated, publishers of StockNewsNow.com, The Official MicroCap News Source, and the MicroCap Review Magazine, the leading magazine in the MicroCap market - check out the latest issue here: MicroCap Review Summer/Fall 2015In this episode, Mr. Smith and I discuss the following topics:- Who is PR Newswire/Vintage Group? What does the company do?- Companies are required by regulatory authorities to provide the public with specific current events, material changes, and compliance oriented information, explain the business relationship public companies should have with their information service providers.- What constitutes when information is public? When the company sends it to PR Newswire or when say Yahoo finance publishes it?- What are Press Releases, XBRL tagging and filing, SEC Filings, Edgar Filings, and SEDAR Filings- What’s the difference between Press Releases and SEC Filings?- Why do all public companies, including MicroCaps, have to disseminate, report and distribute their information and press releases?- As a MicroCap investor, why should we pay attention to all of these various documents?- Before the Internet, how did investors, or anyone for that matter, access this information?- Where can we find this information?- You can follow Bradley Smith @BHSMITHFor more information about PR Newswire and The Vintage Group, go to: www.PRNewswire.com and www.TheVintageGroup.comYou can follow the Planet MicroCap Podcast on Twitter @BobbyKKraft, and you can also listen to this interview on StockNewsNow.com

Geoff Zakaib tells us about the semantic coding known as XBRL, which is an extension of XML. This is an Open Data Standard that has many implications, for example the SEC in the U.S. has mandated that companies submit their financial reports in XBRL format. Geoff Zakaib https://twitter.com/DataForGoodYYC XBRL https://twitter.com/xbrlint Sameer Vasta www.twitter.com/vasta Richard Pietro www.twitter.com/richardpietro Music: Sheryl's Crush www.sherylscrush.com/

HTML shaped and revolutionized the internet, and XBRL is about to do the same with financial reporting. This digital way of reporting financial figures promises to make financial data more accessible than ever before! This week Nick interviews Nate Anderson, Read more › The post MTI013: XBRL and Financial Data with Nate Anderson appeared first on Money Tree Investing Podcast.

This event begins with presentations and demonstrations on how XBRL (eXtensible Business Reporting Language) can be used for equity research and analysis. The regulators and buy and sell side representatives talk about how XBRL will be implemented and used by analysts and investors. The program is presented by NYSSA's (New York Society of Security Analysis) Improved Corporate Reporting Committee. The event takes place on April 11, 2007, at the Baruch College Vertical Campus, Room 14-220. Agenda: 00:00:00 Opening Remarks John A. Elliott, Dean, Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College Eric P. Linder, CFA, President, SavaNet 00:10:43 Speech: Achieving the Potential of XBRL for Investors and Analysts Jeffrey J. Diermeier, CFA, President and CEO, CFA Institute 00:27:38 Presentation: XBRL from the Investor & Analyst Perspective Tom Larson, Chairman, CFA Institute XBRL Working Group 00:46:59 Demonstrations: XBRL in Use for Investment Research Robert Blake, Vice President, XBRL US, Inc. - SEC Viewer Robert Krugman, Senior Vice President, EDGAR Online - Spreadsheet Add-in Eric P. Linder, CFA, President, SavaNet - XBRL Analyst 01:21:24 Speech John W. White, JD, Director, Division of Corporation Finance, SEC 01:38:05 Regulatory Panel: Implementing XBRL for Regulatory Reporting Moderators: Mark Newsome, Director, ING Wholesale Eric P. Linder, CFA, President, SavaNet Panelists: John W. White, JD, Director, Division of Corporation Finance, SEC Jeffrey J. Diermeier, CFA, President and CEO, CFA Institute Donald M. Young, Board Member, FASB Alfred R. Berkeley, III, Board Member, XBRL US, Inc. Chuck Callan, Vice President, Regulatory Affairs, Broadridge (formerly ADP) 02:28:40 Sell Side Panel: XRBL and the Analyst Research Process Moderator: Elmer Huh, Senior Vice President, Lehman Brothers Panelists: Michael Moran, Vice President, Goldman Sachs Michael Skutinsky, Executive Director, Rixml.org John M. Burge, III, EVP, Director of Sales, Auerbach Grayson & Company, Inc. Mark LaMonte, Vice President - Senior Credit Officer, Moody's Investor's Services

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Patrick Quinlan, CEO of Rivet Software, discusses XBRL tagging

(Video) You have probably heard of XBRL. Do you know how XBRL works? This podcast explains how XBRL works.

You have probably heard of XBRL. Do you know how XBRL works? This podcast explains how XBRL works.

Mark Story of the SEC's Office of Interactive Disclosure interviews Mr. Campbell Pryde, Chief Standards Officer XBRL US. They discuss interactive data (XBRL) tags and taxonomies.

Mark Story of the SEC's Office of Interactive Disclosure interviews Mr. Alfred Berkeley, former President and then Vice-Chairman of The Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc and Chairman of XBRL US.

Mark Story of the SEC's Office of Interactive Disclosure spends some time talking with Michelle Savage, the Vice President for Communications for XBRL US. Michelle answers questions about market adoption and interactive data implementation.

In this podcast David Blaszkowsky (Director of the office of Interactive Disclosures) explains what interactive data is and how it is being used around the world.