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September 1, 2010
Top Company Finalists: Colorado's most competitive business award
Rivet Software announced as a finalist for Top Company in Colorado award by ColoradoBiz magazine
August 6, 2010
XBRL not as easy as ABC, but there's help - Denver Business Journal
Rivet Software featured in Denver Business Journal article detailing leading XBRL solutions.
July 27, 2010
Accounting Best Practices Podcast: XBRL Tagging
Accounting Best Practices with Steve Bragg interviews Rivet Software CEO, Patrick Quinlan
July 16, 2010
Rivet Software Announced as Finalist in 2010 Apex Awards
CSIA, Colorado’s Technology Association, today announced the winners of the 2010 Apex Awards. Winners and finalists were awarded and announced at last night’s program.
July 12, 2010
Thomson Reuters: Public Companies, XBRL Service Providers Lobby for Deadline Extension
A provision of the SEC's XBRL rule making that analysts have been anticipating, the detailed tagging of footnotes, recently went into effect. The change has added to an already heavy workload for corporate controllers and their staffs as they try to meet the second-quarter regulatory filing deadline. At the moment, there doesn't appear to be any relief in sight.
July 8, 2010
XBRL Innovators Interview: Rivet Software
Rivet Software, an XBRL leader, has expanded from 12 to 140 employees in the last year. That shows that they are doing something right. We spoke to Patrick Quinlan (CEO) and Kevin Berens (VP, Products) to get some insights into what is happening in XBRL land.
June 23, 2010
Rivet Software nominated for a 2010 CSIA Apex Award
CSIA, Colorado’s Technology Association, today announced the list of nominees for the 10th annual Apex Awards. Winners will be announced live on July 15, 2010, at the evening event at The Robert and Judi Newman Center for the Performing Arts.
June 2010
XBRL: Not Just for Public Companies
CPA Journal Article written by Rivet Software CEO, Patrick Quinlan. Outlines how XBRL provides the foundation for a new generation of financially oriented web services that will make it easier for analysts to identify the best-performing stocks, for executives to monitor competitors, and for regulators to identify potential problems in a company's financial data.
May 11, 2010
Patrick Quinlan talks with NBC 9News about Governor Bill Ritter, Rivet's growth, job openings, the SEC XBRL mandate, and the future of Rivet Software.
May 11, 2010
Denver software company to expand workforce
A Denver-based company that developed a financial reporting system for companies is adding another 40 employees. Gov. Bill Ritter was set to join Rivet Software officials Tuesday to announce expansion of the company's workforce. The company says it hired nearly 100 employees over the past year and has enjoyed a 50 percent increase in business.
March 12, 2010
Introducing our 2010 Forty Under 40
The Denver Business Journal is pleased to introduce its 14th annual "Forty Under 40," featuring a diverse group of young, dynamic business leaders whose efforts in the office and in the community are shaping the future of the Denver area.
February 28, 2010
Stay-at-home moms perfect fit for firm
Q&A with Patrick Quinlan, CEO of Rivet Software about XBRL, hiring stay-at-hom moms, and adventure racing.
January 25, 2010
Rivet CEO Patrick Quinlan discusses the impact and future of XBRL
Rivet CEO Patrick Quinlan discusses the impact and future of XBRL. Topics include implementation of XBRL for internal
reporting, data consolidation, problems with XBRL adoption, and key trends.
January 19, 2010
X (BRL) Marks the Spot; Says SEC
How does XBRL work? Patrick Quinlan, president of Denver-based firm Rivet Software, explains: "Rivet develops software
for XBRL creation and viewing and web-based financial aggregation, analysis, and publishing solutions. We built the SEC
rendering engine that allows XBRL-based financial reports to be viewed on the SEC website. Look at XBRL as a UPC code.
When a supermarket scans it, they know the product; when they received it; the expiration date; what they paid for it and
what they will charge the consumer. When you look at an XBRL filing with the SEC and scan over a number, it will describe
in exact detail what that number means."
