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Decalog

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Dec·a·logue or Dec·a·log  (dk-lôg, -lg)
n.
1. Bible The Ten Commandments.
2. A fundamental set of rules having authoritative weight.

[Middle English decalog, from Late Latin decalogus, from Greek dekalogos : deka, ten; see dek in Indo-European roots + logos, word, pronouncement; see leg- in Indo-European roots.]


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Societe Generale also uses a suite of SunGard solutions including: Adaptiv for credit risk management; Decalog and GP3 for asset management and straight-through processing, respectively; Martini for trade management; GMI for back-office clearing and accounting and STeP for matching and reconciliation.
SunGard's Decalog portfolio management system (http://www.
Previously he held the position of senior vice president of sales and marketing at ePeople, a provider of customer interaction management solutions, was senior vice president, international operations for Actuate Corporation, and was president and chief executive officer for both Cosmosbay and Decalog.
 
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