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Date: 2010-09-12 22:20:14
Online analytical processing
Data warehousing
Cognos
Credit risk
TM1
Business analytics
IBM WebSphere
IBM
Liquidity risk
Business
Computing
Business intelligence

IBM Sales and Distribution Solution Brief IBM Business Analytics: Finance and Integrated Risk Management (FIRM) solution Risk transparency across the enterprise

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