The decision by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to adopt the XBRL format as its data reporting standard comes with benefits for energy firms, regulators, and consumers.
Big news for federal agencies interested in our connected reporting solutions: Workiva has achieved Moderate-Impact Level authorization under FedRAMP, meaning agencies can use our cloud technology to do much more.
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The 2019 State of the SOX/Internal Controls Market Survey is out—if you haven't checked it out, read this article for the top four takeaways. Plus, get your copy of the full report inside.
With the debut of an open source, free Inline XBRL viewer, Workiva is advancing the goal of providing better financial data for investors and stakeholders. See what it all means.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is adopting the XBRL format as the standard for submitting certain required forms. While FERC begins drafting and adopting a taxonomy for tagging the information energy companies will file, here's what you need to know.
At a conference of federal financial managers, a hot topic was taking a more customer-centric approach to what agencies do every day, from presenting data in more interactive ways to providing answers at any hour.
GRC pundit Michael Rasmussen explains the importance of policy management and how teams can improve policy and procedure management in their organizations.
In the wake of the Securities and Exchange Commission adopting rules to implement the FAST Act, Summit Materials used the Workiva connected reporting platform to submit the first multi-document Inline XBRL filing.
Connected reporting and compliance were on full display in Dallas. Check out highlights, photos, and video clips from this year's Workiva user conference.