Keeping compliance on track in a high-tech world
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This e-Book, produced by Compliance Week in partnership with Dun & Bradstreet, explores these trends and takes a closer look at how data analytics—such as artificial intelligence and robotic process automation—is advancing the role of compliance and audit, what challenges they create, and what benefits are being realized, including a real-life case study from American Express.
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