How many zeros are in a quintillion? Eighteen. (A billion has only nine.) Yes, it’s a dizzying number. But when IBM client Ancestry.com was looking for an enterprise performance management solution for its financial planning and analysis (FP&A) processes, the company needed a tool that could handle its “super-cube,” which held 51 quintillion cells of data.

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