Diligent’s acquisition of Galvanize (ACL) is another nail in the ACL analytics coffin.
First, ACL acquired another company and created Galvanize. And we were told governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) would never be the same.
And I told you that ACL analytics would never be the same. In fact, I predicted that this acquisition meant that ACL analytics was dying (when I say ACL analytics, I’m referring to the Windows desktop version that they built the original company on).
For more on this, see ACL Officially Changes Name & Spots and Is ACL Analytics Dying?
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In ACL, a conditional computed field (CCF), is basically a regular computed field with some fireworks.
It looks and acts much like a regular computed field, but has some extra parts that do some extra work. Fortunately, the extras are NOT complicated, and after reading this post, you will find that will you use CCFs frequently.
So what’s the difference?
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