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Migration management and effective integration for EuroSox
Whether it’s the latest health and safety rule, security standard or accounting regulation, an increasing reliance on automation to track company asse...
Millions could be payed by businesses on tax controls
Most of the top companies are gearing up to spend tens of millions of pounds reviewing their tax controls in preparation for the introduction of legis...
Minimizing Risk Through Streamlined Contract Management Processes
A company should step back and look at how they're handling contracts currently. They should look at their processes and procedures if they have them ...
Mobile workers take too many security risks
global study into mobile workers' attitudes to IT security suggests there is still much work to be done in raising awareness of security threats and ...
Money laundering: What finance directors need to know
As money laundering rules become more onerous we look at what the finance director has to consider and how to build an appropriate strategy. By Dr Abe...
Monitor Your IT Infrastructure to Prevent Malicious Threats
More business transactions occur electronically every year, and midsized organizations are retaining a growing volume of sensitive data. This data is ...
More pain before gain for the vice chairman of the Federal Reserve
So, green shoots and rosier scenarios notwithstanding, how does the vice chairman of the Federal Reserve view the state of our Great Recession? "We ha...
More refinements urged before Sarbanes-Oxley vote
As U.S. regulators prepare to vote on the proposed auditing reforms for the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, some stakeholders are still wondering whether the regu...
More regulation not the answer
Increased regulation isn't the answer to solving the problems that have arisen as a result of the recent crisis in financial markets, says Bank of Nov...
More rules? No thanks, banks say
The world's biggest banks rebuffed calls for stricter rules as a response to the global credit crisis, saying politicians risk choking one of the bigg... |
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