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Tagging
Tagging AVESTA represents a group of users they are working within a computerized environment knowing that automation of tagging computing supported by their computerized systems are far from perfect.
Tagging is everyday life you may use, for example
► Tagging of mp3 files with multiple classifications
► Tagging of photos associated with your friends (Social network)
► Tagging of documents within document management system
Tagging of each processing base on system-defined tags
► These system-defined tags including related information about who upload file with invoking processing on particular date/time and subsequent status of processing
Tagging of master records based on user-defined characteristics of each master record
► tagging a large number of master records including product codes, account codes, staff code and customer based on pre-defined characteristics of individual item
► long account code can be embedded with multi-dimension so user may want to decompose it to uncover useful information
Tagging of every changes in master records
► Change in legal and management group structure
► Change in % of shareholdings
► Change in allocation ratios and amortization periods
► Change in product list prices and discount rates
Tagging of transactions based on user-defined characteristics
► any key word such as "loss", "worst“, “fail” and etc. as included in transactions can be tagged as pre-defined analysis code attributed to specific dimensions
► CRM is heavily implemented on tagging of sales data such as income group, age group, nationality, gender etc.
Computing issues
► No tagging may trigger computing issues of reporting despite you have obtained all relevant data for reporting
► Do tagging manually also trigger computing issues
AVESTA Related Articles
► Evolution of accounting model
► Postmodern accounting equation
► The rise of group consolidation & budgeting
► Evolution of advanced accounting automation
► Aggregation ► Versioning ► Elimination ► Standardization ► Tagging ► Alert
► Evaluation of AVESTA computing issues