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1. ''Development proposals'' | 1. ''Development proposals''. | ||
A measure of an existing environment, used to develop a vision of an improved future environment. | A measure of an existing environment, used to develop a vision of an improved future environment. | ||
2. ''Transaction matching applications'' | 2. ''Transaction matching applications''. | ||
Prespecified criteria against which submitted data are compared, to enable the declaration of a match or non-match. | Prespecified criteria against which submitted data are compared, to enable the declaration of a match or non-match. | ||
3. ''Performance measurement'' | 3. ''Performance measurement''. | ||
Any basis or standard used as a comparison, for example in treasury performance management. | Any basis or standard used as a comparison, for example in treasury performance management. | ||
Also known as a 'benchmark'. | |||
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* [[Approaching technology decisions in the treasury function]] | * [[Approaching technology decisions in the treasury function]] | ||
* [[Bank payment obligation]] | * [[Bank payment obligation]] | ||
* [[Benchmark]] | |||
* [[Data matching]] | * [[Data matching]] | ||
* [[Transaction matching application]] | * [[Transaction matching application]] | ||
* [[Treasury performance management – waste of time or a necessity?]] | * [[Treasury performance management – waste of time or a necessity?]] | ||
[[Category:The_business_context]] | |||
Latest revision as of 13:52, 27 June 2022
1. Development proposals.
A measure of an existing environment, used to develop a vision of an improved future environment.
2. Transaction matching applications.
Prespecified criteria against which submitted data are compared, to enable the declaration of a match or non-match.
3. Performance measurement.
Any basis or standard used as a comparison, for example in treasury performance management.
Also known as a 'benchmark'.
