IBM Cognos Disclosure Management V10.2.6 automates report production management processes and manages internal and external narrative reporting requirements.
IBM® Cognos® Disclosure Management V10.2.6 is a collaborative reporting and process automation solution that merges enterprise data with narrative analysis to automate the production of internal and external reports. Cognos Disclosure Management V10.2.6 enables multiple users to view and edit reports simultaneously without versioning issues. It also gives you the capability to create dynamic reports that automatically update when underlying numbers change in data sources, ensuring a single version of the truth. With XBRL support, Cognos Disclosure Management enables organizations to use a single reporting and tagging solution to meet their regulatory and statutory reporting needs.
With Cognos Disclosure Management, organizations can tell the story behind their data by automatically pairing enterprise data with detailed narrative commentary, and then publishing internally or externally from a single, secure, auditable solution.
New capabilities of IBM Cognos Disclosure Management V10.2.6:
- Connection to Oracle Hyperion Financial Management (HFM)
- Capability to run macros for reports upon report generation. This is available for Microsoft™ Excel and PowerPoint.
- IBM Business Intelligence (BI) integration for easier access and refresh of data contained in BI reports without the use of a plug-in
- Support for Microsoft Office 2016
- Support for current US Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and Solvency II taxonomies and validation rules
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