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Valuing a Business: Why Your Deli (Likely) Isn’t Worth $100 Million

Learn more about business valuation and how it determines value to potential investors.

How Descriptive, Diagnostic, Predictive and Prescriptive Analytics Can Be Used To Stop Fraud in Its Tracks

Learn How Descriptive, Diagnostic, Predictive and Prescriptive Analytics Can Be Used To Stop Fraud in Its Tracks.

Key Value Indicators in Evaluating a Business

Learn about the key-value indicators essential when evaluating a business including customer relationships.

Using External Data and Process Automation to Enhance Analysis

Learn more about how using external data sources and process automation, one can enhance analysis and remove manual processes when obtaining the data.
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Using Text Mining Sentiment Analysis to Detect Fraud: An Enron Email Case Study

Most accounting professionals are familiar with the story of Enron – the former worldwide energy company that went bankrupt as a result of accounting

Using Data Analytics to Detect Check Tampering Schemes in the Professional Services Industry

Professional services organizations are most at risk to be negatively impacted by expense reimbursement schemes, billing schemes and check and payment

Analyzing America’s Pastime: Do Fans Really Dig the Long Ball?

Everyone has their own reason to attend baseball games. Some like the food; some like the atmosphere; others long for the hope of catching a foul ball.

Use Data Analysis to Reveal Patterns in a Fraud Investigation

In today’s increasingly data-driven world, companies utilize statistics collected on human behavior to direct their product development and marketing
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Working Capital Adjustments in Due Diligence

During a transaction, efforts need to be made to evaluate the level of working capital sufficient to sustain current operations of the business. This is

Putting a Number on a Unicorn: Valuation of High-Growth Companies

Let’s take a look at a hypothetical situation: you are presented with the opportunity to make a once-in-a lifetime investment in an up-and-coming
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