The analysis is the process of breaking a complex topic or substance into smaller parts to gain a better understanding of it. When we talk about ‘contract analysis’ plenty of questions come to mind – does it refer to the financial analysis of a contract or it is about cost-effectiveness, business analysis, or maybe price […]
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Is it your core business or your contracts, that should take your maximum time and effort? With contracts, always in a state of flux, being renewed or newly negotiated it may seem like a good idea at first to buy software for your in-house system. However, you need to buy, install and train and then
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Contracts come in an endless variety of forms and complexity. Some contracts are dozens of pages long and comprehensible only to those with specialized skills, therefore they are critical. Each and every contract can be different and usually, therefore capturing information hidden in these contracts is not that straightforward. Clauses can be expressed differently in
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Contracts are all structured and worded differently, attributes can be phrased in different ways, there can be ambiguities and data can be presented in various forms. Most contracts are in text form that is non-computer searchable. So, it needs to be put into a format that a computer can read. You will think of software
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Effective access and use of data have changed the way companies are operating their business in this highly competitive and challenging environment. This ever-increasing amount of dynamic data is becoming too much for human processing and analysis. There is so much data being produced that without the help of an automated system this scattered information
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On September 01, 2017, the Federal Reserve Board (FBR) and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) finalized the amended rules for qualified financial contracts (QFC) of global systematically important banking organizations (GSIBs) and the US operations of non-US GSIBs. The new amendment concentrates on qualified financial contracts of covered entities, which include: • Swaps and
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[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Legacy data is the data from your legacy or your older contracts. These are contracts that have been executed prior to today. They may be current and still relevant or may not be (expired). It is important to track legacy data for the following reasons: Information- much knowledge of the old contracts. This is lost
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As a company\’s growth graph moves upward, having a Contract lifecycle management (CLM) system in place is the way to manage all your contracts. It is a single unified repository to track contracts better. Reports generated through these systems help businesses to make better-informed decisions. A contract lifecycle management system enables you to: Report and
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Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM) has become a top priority for C Level Executives worldwide. CLM systems are no longer a “nice to have” initiative, but rather a “need to have” business practice. The efficiencies introduced by an automated contract lifecycle solution are numerous – and, as the name suggests – it addresses the complete lifecycle
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A unanimous move to protect data from cyber attacks and breaches, GDPR is a regulation and not just a directive, that has to be followed by all the organizations operating within Europe, European residents as well as all Non-European organizations trading with European nationals or companies. This regulation will bring a new set of requirements
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