Real-world perspectives on integration challenges, synchronization strategies, and practical approaches to managing financial systems across South Korean enterprises. Written by people who've actually dealt with these problems.
Our team shares what we've learned from working with financial data systems—the tough parts, the solutions that worked, and honest assessments of what didn't.
Last month we worked with a manufacturing client whose accounting software from 2008 had become a serious bottleneck. Their newer ERP system couldn't talk to it properly, and manual reconciliation was eating 15 hours per week.
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Moving financial records between systems sounds straightforward until you actually do it. We've compiled what we've learned from migrations that went smoothly and ones that... didn't go as planned.
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Everyone wants real-time synchronization until they understand the trade-offs. Sometimes batch processing makes more sense. Here's how to figure out what your business actually needs versus what sounds impressive.
Continue readingA retail chain in Busan was losing confidence in their financial reports because numbers varied depending on which system you asked. The technical fix was straightforward, but rebuilding trust with stakeholders took longer than we expected.
Continue readingOur contributors aren't professional writers—they're people who spend their days solving integration problems, debugging synchronization issues, and helping businesses make sense of their financial data.
Daelan Virtanen has been working with Korean financial systems for eight years. He started as a systems analyst and gradually moved into integration architecture. Most of his articles come from problems clients actually asked about.
Siobhan Redfern focuses on the practical side of data migration and reconciliation. She's particularly interested in how smaller businesses can benefit from better integration without enterprise-level budgets or complexity.
They write when they have something useful to share—which means posts appear irregularly, but at least they're addressing real situations rather than manufactured topics.
Specializes in connecting incompatible financial systems and making them work together without constant supervision.
Helps businesses transition from manual processes to automated synchronization without overwhelming their teams.
API connections, middleware solutions, and custom bridges between systems that weren't designed to work together.
12 articlesReal-time versus batch processing, conflict resolution, and maintaining consistency across multiple data sources.
9 articlesConsolidating financial data from various systems into reports that people can actually use and trust.
7 articlesProtecting financial information during transfer, storage, and synchronization between different platforms.
8 articlesCommon problems, diagnostic approaches, and solutions that worked when integration systems behave unexpectedly.
14 articlesDetailed accounts of specific projects, including what went well and what we'd do differently next time.
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