Month: October 2019
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Issues on Spec 2.1 JIS X 7206:2020
Views: 97Issues on Spec 2.1 Spec 2.1 is NOT edited sufficiently clear and consistently 21 October 2019 SAMBUICHI Nobuyuki XBRL Japan Advisor Representative of JIS X 7206:2020 editorial working group ISO TC 295 Audit data services Head of delegate Japanese Industrial Standards Committee Additional PDF Files for presentation; Today’s presentation slides(PDF 724KB) JIS X 7206:2020 4.6.3 ~ 4.6.7 (Translated into English)(PDF 93KB) References IETF RFC 2119 IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force). “RFC 2119: Key words for use in RFCs to Indicate Requirement Levels” Scott Bradner. (See http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2119.txt) IEEE IEEE. “IEEE Standard for Floating Point Arithmetic, IEEE Std 754™-2008” (See http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/mostRecentIssue.jsp?punumber=4610933) This standard is equivalent to following ISO standard ISO/IEC/IEEE 60559:2011(en) […]
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Breathing new life into old systems
THE CORPORATION recently faced a classic problem—the need to significantly improve the quality of financial data available to key decision makers. They had little time or resources to make wholesale changes. This was old story in 2004 but still valuable today. See more detail; …
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Preliminary test results of each file format
Views: 119preliminary test results of each file format Prepare, Extract, Ingest No one want to read extracted data with text editor and look up relevant data without any help from software. Data accessibility requires Ingesting data to data store and/or software service. Test results for following 3 steps; Data Preparation, Extraction, and Ingestion Extraction Results Extract time and file size for each file format. One year (12,352 records) of General Ledger entry data of Small Entity. Generated 4 files for each quarter periods. There is difference among each file. XBRL GL took more time and file size. BUT these difference has less importance with today’s IT environment. Software is written in PHP […]
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Flower
Views: 85I draw Japanese-traditional paintings on linen paper using Iwa-enogu(岩絵具) pigments and Doro-enogu(泥絵具) pigments to finish the work. Please click your favorite picture. It will be enlarged so you can see the details. Click the x button in the upper right of the screen to close the enlarged display. G Contents Self introduction Shikishi(square piece of Japanese paper) Sunsho-an shikishi(small square piece of Japanese paper) Small-sized painting Flower Favorite flower Portrait Drawing material for Japanese-style painting This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License
