The document discusses FIS codes and codex for ski and snowboard competitions. It explains that FIS assigns a unique 7-digit code to each competitor to identify them for results and rankings. It also assigns each competition a unique codex identification number. The document asks if a race should be counted for FIS points, which depends on factors like course preparation, competitor qualifications, and accurate scoring and results as determined by the technical delegate.
This document provides an overview of Kansas State University's transition from its current Financial Reporting System (FRS) to a new Oracle-based Financial Information System (FIS). Key points include:
- FIS will provide more robust and dynamic functionality than FRS through its modular design and web-based access.
- The transition will occur in two phases from 2005-2007, focusing first on basic inputs, reporting, and critical business processes.
- FIS uses a new multi-segment chart of accounts replacing the 6-digit FRS structure to provide more flexible reporting.
- Budgets, payroll, and other financial data will interface between the new and existing HRIS and budget systems during transition.
Доклад Романа Никитина на бизнес-завтраке
«FIS Platform. Простые вещи делаются просто», который состоялся 27 февраля 2015 в бутик-отеле «Савой» (г. Москва)
FIS Platform - платформа для быстрого создания, запуска и развития бизнес-приложений без привлечения разработчиков.
Бизнес-приложение за час силами банка - это реально!
GT.M is a NoSQL database and programming language used for mission critical applications. It provides ACID transactions for thousands of online banking transactions per second. GT.M uses a hierarchical key-value data store and supports SQL access. The scripting language M is widely used in healthcare. GT.M supports replication across multiple instances for high availability and supports long-distance replication up to 12,450 miles.
The Fidor Bank Story, Frank Schwab, Fidor TecS AGFrank Schwab
Widely recognised as the one of world's most innovative banks, Fidor Bank was established in Germany in 2007. It is the world’s first online-only bank that operates only through the internet and using social media. From customer service, communications and engagement to new product development, everything happens on social media at the Fidor Bank.
Fidor currently has more than 300,000 people registered and 250,000 community members. It has €200m worth of deposits, and its lending totals about €160m. With only 34 staff, no branches and a cost of only €20.00 to set up a customer with full banking, the overheads are low compared with traditional banks.
FIS 2011 Consumer Loyalty and Profitability ReportPaul McAdam
Measuring customer loyalty to financial institutions (FIs) differs from measuring customer loyalty to most other institutions, products or services. Banks sometimes keep customers because of the perceived hassle factor associated with switching to a new FI. Slightly more than two-thirds (68 percent) of FI customers agree that “switching my primary checking account to a different financial institution is more hassle than it’s worth.” But our research with 3,000 consumers shows that customers who merely stick with their FIs due to inertia aren’t loyal and don’t keep a large share of their deposits and/or loans with their primary checking account provider. A long-term customer doesn’t necessarily equal a loyal customer. And, a loyal customer is not necessarily a profitable one.
The document discusses FIS codes and codex for ski and snowboard competitions. It explains that FIS assigns a unique 7-digit code to each competitor to identify them for results and rankings. It also assigns each competition a unique codex identification number. The document asks if a race should be counted for FIS points, which depends on factors like course preparation, competitor qualifications, and accurate scoring and results as determined by the technical delegate.
This document provides an overview of Kansas State University's transition from its current Financial Reporting System (FRS) to a new Oracle-based Financial Information System (FIS). Key points include:
- FIS will provide more robust and dynamic functionality than FRS through its modular design and web-based access.
- The transition will occur in two phases from 2005-2007, focusing first on basic inputs, reporting, and critical business processes.
- FIS uses a new multi-segment chart of accounts replacing the 6-digit FRS structure to provide more flexible reporting.
- Budgets, payroll, and other financial data will interface between the new and existing HRIS and budget systems during transition.
Доклад Романа Никитина на бизнес-завтраке
«FIS Platform. Простые вещи делаются просто», который состоялся 27 февраля 2015 в бутик-отеле «Савой» (г. Москва)
FIS Platform - платформа для быстрого создания, запуска и развития бизнес-приложений без привлечения разработчиков.
Бизнес-приложение за час силами банка - это реально!
GT.M is a NoSQL database and programming language used for mission critical applications. It provides ACID transactions for thousands of online banking transactions per second. GT.M uses a hierarchical key-value data store and supports SQL access. The scripting language M is widely used in healthcare. GT.M supports replication across multiple instances for high availability and supports long-distance replication up to 12,450 miles.
The Fidor Bank Story, Frank Schwab, Fidor TecS AGFrank Schwab
Widely recognised as the one of world's most innovative banks, Fidor Bank was established in Germany in 2007. It is the world’s first online-only bank that operates only through the internet and using social media. From customer service, communications and engagement to new product development, everything happens on social media at the Fidor Bank.
Fidor currently has more than 300,000 people registered and 250,000 community members. It has €200m worth of deposits, and its lending totals about €160m. With only 34 staff, no branches and a cost of only €20.00 to set up a customer with full banking, the overheads are low compared with traditional banks.
FIS 2011 Consumer Loyalty and Profitability ReportPaul McAdam
Measuring customer loyalty to financial institutions (FIs) differs from measuring customer loyalty to most other institutions, products or services. Banks sometimes keep customers because of the perceived hassle factor associated with switching to a new FI. Slightly more than two-thirds (68 percent) of FI customers agree that “switching my primary checking account to a different financial institution is more hassle than it’s worth.” But our research with 3,000 consumers shows that customers who merely stick with their FIs due to inertia aren’t loyal and don’t keep a large share of their deposits and/or loans with their primary checking account provider. A long-term customer doesn’t necessarily equal a loyal customer. And, a loyal customer is not necessarily a profitable one.