Reporting financial results in monthly, quarterly or annual reports, for internal or external purposes, supports the existence of an organization. Based on these reports we take, without fear, the most important decisions. Are these reports after all not a true representation of the truth? Recent history showed at least that not in all cases the truth has been fully respected. Are reports therefor unreliable? And are automated author processes the answer?

In the december issue of Dutch magazine ControllersMagazine, www.controllersmagazine.nl, a Reed Elsevier publication for the financial community in The Netherlands, the author answers these questions in an article with the title 'Ik rapporteer, dus ik besta' ('I report, therefore I exist').

You can download the article at www.uniplicity.com.