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A variety of technology applications, including Duke's enterprise SAP system, support Duke's operations, core financial processes, and the safeguarding of Duke's resources. The Financial Systems Specialist certification is designed for Duke employees for whom the use of such systems is central to the successful fulfillment of job responsibilities. This program, with a significant focus on key technology applications, will develop a highly-qualified user of Duke primary financial systems, promote broader understanding of financial responsibilities, enhance the ability to ensure financial compliance with established policies and procedures, and provide a credential recognized and respected throughout the Duke community. Certified employees will exit the program with enhanced skills as outlined in detail in the Outcomes Outlines. Managers throughout Duke are encouraged to use their employee-participants in value-added roles by:

• Delegating additional work and responsibilities to the participant
• Supporting employee growth and development from certification
• Seeking new hires who have completed certification

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The Introduction to Duke Accounting and Business Practice is designed for new employees or individuals new to financial responsibilities. It introduces basic accounting terminology, the cost object structure, and commonly used forms. The manual also provides a comprehensive list of resources for accounting related issues.

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The Duke G/L Accounts training is designed for new employees or individuals new to financial responsibilities, and is designed to follow Introduction to Duke Accounting. It covers the various types of G/L accounts, discusses how to determine which G/L account to use in a particular situation and covers the most commonly used G/L accounts. It also provides a comprehensive list of resources for accounting related issues.

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