基于XBRL的财务数据挖掘系统分析与设计

本文从数据挖掘系统原型架构出发,结合财务数据的特点分析、财务数据挖掘的一般过程和XBRL技术.设计出一种基于XBRL的财务数据挖掘系统模型,为进一步深入研究财务数据挖掘提供了一种较好的方法.     

XBRL及其在金融监管中的应用研究

随着信息技术的发展,财务信息披露的网络化成为必然趋势,可扩展企业报告语言(XBRL)的出现为财务信息的提供和应用带来了极大的便捷。本文介绍了XBRL在金融监管领域的应用情况,并对XBRL在我国推广和应用中存在的问题进行了探讨。     

XBRL与财务信息保证服务

本文主要阐述随着XBRL应用越来越广,为确保XBRL的真实可靠性,XBRL也需要第三方对其财务信息提供保证服务;并以美国EDGAR中的XBRL审计及XARL说明财务信息保证服务的应用前景。     

基于XBRL的高校财务信息披露研究

文章借鉴XBRL在上市公司信息披露中的应用模式,结合高校财务信息披露的特点,提出了基于XBRL的高校财务信息披露模式,并就XBRL在高校财务信息披露中的应用进行了详细分析.     

XBRL标准国际进展和我国的具体策略

随着现代经济的发展,人们对企业财务报告的披露方式感到越来越不能满足需要,网络财务报告将取代纸质财务报告而成为主要的报告模式.信息使用者能否轻易、及时存取所需的财务信息成了网络财务报告必须解决的技术问题.在这种情况下,XBRL以其独特的优势成为现代财务报告的一种方向.本文阐述了XBRL标准国际、美国进展情况和我国应用XBRL的具体策略.     

XBRL对我国财务报告的影响及应对策略

可扩展企业报告语言(XBRL)的出现和运用,使财务信息的获取、交换和利用更为迅捷,同时保证了网络财务报告的标准化.本文在分析XBBL对现行财务报告影响的基础上,结合我国实际提出一些应对策略,以促进XBRL在我国的广泛运用.     

文档一体化管理探讨

随着科学技术的不断发展,计算机技术在很多领域已经得到了应用和普及,对于档案管理来说,文档一体化管理是一种趋势和必然.本文主要从当前文书档案管理工作的现状出发,结合文书与文档一体化管理存在的问题,阐述了开展文档一体化管理的必要性以及实施的相关策略.     

XBRL应用对利益相关者的影响研究

在各国政府的积极推动下，XBRL技术已在上市公司首先得到实施，然而要使XBRL技术优势得到充分发挥，必须将此技术广泛推广，如何加速XBRL技术普及，已成为当前理论界普遍关注的问题。本文尝试从XBRL技术对财务信息链中涉及的不同利益相关者出发，分析XBRL技术对其影响，以期推动该技术在整个财务信息链中的推广应用。     

企业部门文档管理探索

文档是企业的宝贵财富,企业部门文档管理是企业文档管理的重要组成部分,本文从明确部门文档的管控范围、厘清文档部门和业务部门的职责、抓住部门文档管控要点等几方面阐述了如何做好部门文档管理。     

维度技术在XBRL分类标准中的应用研究

XBRL是应用于会计信息化领域的最新技术,而维度技术是XBRL技术研究的热点和难点之一。本文通过对典型XBRL分类标准的分析研究,针对其应用过程中存在的报表业务内容割裂和冗余元素过多等共性问题,采用XBRL维度技术,提出基于空超立方体实现非维度化基础元素的维度化解决方案和基于空维度去除冗余元素的解决方案,在不改变原有应用方式的基础上,加强了分类标准的业务完整性和实例文档的可验证性。     

单证诈骗及其预防

简介了国际贸易中存在的单证诈骗问题,列举了单证诈骗的7种类型,并分别用案例说明了其危害性,进而分析了单证诈骗的原因,最后就如何预防单证诈骗问题作了一些探讨,并提出了一些建议.     

Web文档聚类系统的实现方法探析

提出了一个易于实现,且可扩展性较好的Web文档聚类系统,包括用户界面和需求传递、Web文档收集、文档预处理和特征表示、聚类处理、Web文档聚类结果输出5个主要模块,并对文档预处理和特征表示、聚类处理做了重点分析.     

Risk-Reducing Legal Documents: Controlling Personal Health and Financial Resources

Every adult can eliminate the risk of losing control of personal health decisions and financial resources by having a last will and testament, health proxy, power of attorney, and living trust. Yet evidence suggests that less than a majority of adult Americans have these documents. We surveyed 900 adult Americans (25 plus years old) to determine what factors predict the possession of these risk-reducing documents. In total, 46% had a living will and testament, 32% a durable power of attorney, 30% a health proxy, and 18% a living trust. Events that prompt people with wealth to secure these documents, such as increasing age, getting married, having children, and experiencing a life-threatening event were the strongest predictors of having a will. These were also among the strongest predictors of having a health proxy, along with a personal history of being proactive, and a family history that fostered trust of attorneys. Affluence, age, and education were the strongest predictors of having a living trust, and the strongest correlate of having a durable power of attorney was having faced a life-threatening event, positive experiences with attorneys, and higher educational achievement.     

Enhancing the Quality of Reporting in Corporate Social Responsibility Guidance Documents: The Roles of ISO 26000, Global Reporting Initiative and CSR‐Sustainability Monitor

The intent of this article is to review the phenomenal growth of Corporate Social Responsibility reports published by large corporations around the world. The reports provide companies with an opportunity to inform large segments of society about the impacts of their business operations on the environmental, socio‐political, and governmental (regulatory) aspects of a society. The mostly voluntary nature of these reports, however, places the burden on the corporations creating them to (a) provide an adequate amount of information, (b) cover all the major issues that are relevant to the company and industry, and (c) provide measures of assurance as to the accuracy of information. In this article, we compare and examine three institutional approaches that have played an important role toward improving the quality and consistency of these reports. The institutions involved are ISO 26000, Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)‐Sustainability Monitor. We intend to show their different approaches to guiding CSR reporting, and assess their relative strengths and limitations.