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Cash is King: Minimizing Audit Risk to Protect Cash Flow
Tax audits are increasing in pace, scope, and severity as a result of
the economic conditions. Read this paper from Sabrix to learn how
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Answers
to Your IFRS Questions
The frequency with which you and your colleagues ask
questions about International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) will
probably increase in the coming months. So, Protiviti's "Guide to
International Financial Reporting Standards," which answers questions
like "Where can I find the pronouncements regulating IFRS?" and "What
lessons can be learned from the conversion experiences of other
countries?," is timely.
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Managing
Gray-Matter Risk
In this Q&A, Jacob Ukelson, chief technology officer of
ActionBase, explains how human process management (HPM) can lower risk
and bring visibility and structure to the "unstructured, ad-hoc
human-to-human interactions."
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Why
Continuous Monitoring Is Critical in Healthcare
"Continuous controls monitoring is just like monitoring a
patient's vital signs," says Tom Boyle, district audit officer at
Palomar Pomerado Healthcare (PPH). "You have a constant record of that
patient's health and you are notified immediately if something goes
wrong." Continuous monitoring also enables business owners to
continuously monitor the controls within their areas of responsibility,
helps managers properly validate bills and charges, and provides
performance information that they can use in negotiations with insurance
companies.
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Rethinking Risk Management for 2010
In the coming year, corporate leaders need to take a more
holistic and pragmatic perspective on risk, according to Alec Arons and
Bob Harman, authors of Tatum's new white paper. The report is worth a
look -- particularly for the bullet points on what a strategic risk
management framework should accomplish.
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Companies
With Impressive GRC Efforts Keep Quiet
Identifying GRC best practices can be a challenge because
often the companies with the most impressive GRC efforts don't want to
discuss their success. Two reasons companies stay silent: their GRC
initiatives were motivated by the fact that they got into regulatory hot
water or they're experiencing compliance problems in other areas of the
organization.
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Global
Fraud Rate Steady
For the past two years, at least 85 percent of global
companies reported experiencing at least one instance of fraud within
their organization. During the same period, more than one-quarter of all
companies reported at least one incident of information theft, Kroll's
Global Fraud Survey found.
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Your
Crystal Ball: Sales Forecasting and Demand
Planning
How integrated are your company's sales forecasting and
demand planning (SFDP) activities? Combining these forward-looking
functions can increase innovation and effectiveness. Read Ventana
Research's Analyst Note "Integrate Sales Forecasting and Demand
Planning" in the BPM Resource Center to learn more.
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The Need
for Profitability and Cost Management
As indirect costs rise and economic pressures increase, the
need for profitability and cost management (PCM) also grows. Read this
Thought Leadership white paper to find out more about how PCM drives
business performance by finding drivers of cost and profitability,
empowering users with visibility and flexibility, and improving resource
alignment.
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ROI in
Business Performance: Avoiding BPM Blind Spots and Growing Your IT
Investment's Impact
When it comes to tracking the success of your company's
business performance applications, what you don't see can hurt you. In
this on-demand webcast, you'll hear how performance management
technology is capable of eliminating costly BPM blind spots. We'll
reveal the findings of a commissioned study conducted by Forrester
Consulting that examined the potential return on investment that
enterprises may realize by deploying Tagetik 3.0 performance management
software.
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Expert
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New Rules for Turbulent Times: David Axson,
co-founder of the Hackett Group & author, explains what new rules need
to be applied to advance performance in a downturn.

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