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Generating Finance Reports

Report Generation allows you to create documents quickly and easily using Wolfram Finance Platform documents. Get an overview of the features in this talk from the Wolfram Finance Platform Virtual Seminar.

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This video features Mathematica user Andrew Hull, who explains how Mathematica is used to develop eco-friendly biofuel solutions. Includes Spanish audio.
Andrew Hull
This video features Mathematica user Andrew Hull, who explains how Mathematica is used to develop eco-friendly biofuel solutions. Includes Japanese audio.
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This video features Bruce Colletti, who explains how he used Mathematica to develop a geo-positioning application for precision defense targeting. Includes Japanese audio.
David DeBrota
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William Meyer
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