All Internal Controls articles – Page 41
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Uber and “Hell”
The hits keep coming to beleaguered transportation firm Uber; reports have surfaced that an internal company program called “Hell” utilized software that allowed it to illegally interfere with Lyft, an Uber competitor.
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FTI Consulting strengthens its Dispute Advisory Practice
FTI Consulting, a global business advisory firm, today announced that C. Paul Wazzan has joined the firm’s Dispute Advisory Services practice within its Forensic & Litigation Consulting segment as a senior managing director.
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Nordson general counsel and secretary to retire
Nordson Corporation, an industrial equipment supplier, announced that vice president, general counsel and secretary Robert Veillette will retire from the company after 32 years of service, effective Dec. 31, 2017.
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Get your bad-boy groove back
Acceptance at the upper levels of a company is great for integrating compliance with business development and strategy. But don’t lock up the “Department of No” just yet.
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Workiva announces Wdesk data integration
Workiva, a provider of solutions for enterprise productivity, recently announced data integration between its Wdesk platform and more than 100 cloud, SaaS, and on-premise applications, including Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Cloud.
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Bay Dynamics partners with Symantec to prevent insider threats
Bay Dynamics, a cyber-risk analytics provider, recently announced a technology partnership with Symantec that will enable enterprises and government agencies to more efficiently and effectively detect, quantify, and prioritize insider threats and outside risks.
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Solitude as a leadership skill
A new book by Raymond Kethledge and Michael Erwin encourages leaders to take back a sense of control over their operations. While it is not always possible to unplug in today’s connected world, writes the Man From FCPA, taking some time to unwind and simply think can be a valuable ...
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Keys to a better whistleblower program
Organisations with robust speak-up programs can address compliance problems pre-emptively, but building such programs can be tricky. Here are 12 tips how.
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New twist in the Volkswagen investigation
In one of the more interesting and recent twists to the emissions-cheating scandal, Volkswagen has accused a group of fellow German car manufacturers of collusion over the diesel engine scandal, now almost two years old.
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How the 4 Cs of compliance training protect financial institutions
Compliance training often can be hard to sell internally. But a training program that focuses on four cardinal virtues not only can gain traction, but can deliver value to the enterprise.
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New machine-learning algorithm protects data against insider threats
Imperva recently launched a new algorithm to automatically place individuals and their cross-functional peers into “virtual” working groups based on interactions with enterprise files to identify unusual user access patterns and help protect data against insider threats.
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Evolving toward a modernized compliance program
The key to building a truly forward-facing compliance function is to make it proactive and predictive, visionary, and strategic. And none of that is particularly easy.
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Five Ways to Calculate ROI on Compliance
A new RANE checklist, produced in partnership with Dow Jones Risk & Compliance, lays out five practical ways to calculate ROI on compliance.
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Should compliance training be humanities- or business-based?
The Man From FCPA explores the question of whether a compliance professional benefits more from a humanities-based education or a business school-based education.
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NICE Actimize launches AI tool to improve investigation efficiency
NICE Actimize has launched NICE Actimize Robotic Process Automation, a sophisticated technology that frees up investigators from low value, high volume manual tasks so that they may better focus on more important and strategic tasks.
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Seclore launches agentless data-centric security solution
Seclore, a browser-based data-centric security solution, announced this month the launch of a complete agent-less Enterprise Digital Rights Management solution, giving companies the ability to leverage the full power of data-centric security without requiring downloads or agent installs.
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ArticleHow two companies successfully merged their compliance functions
When Johnson Controls and Tyco merged in 2016 to form Johnson Controls International, the merged entity created a single compliance function that was greater than the sum of its parts.
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How Rome and Athens inform today’s company
The differences in roles between a corporate legal department and a corporate compliance function are akin to the differences between Rome and Athens.
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Software demoACL’s three foundational steps to compliance management
Let us help with ACL’s approach to simplify compliance. Join Cory McBain, product designer at ACL, who’ll provide you with a high-level overview of how ACL’s compliance platform can reduce your burden of compliance, with a data-driven approach.
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Vista Outdoor names corporate controller and chief accounting officer
Vista Outdoor, a global designer, maker, and marketer of consumer products in the outdoor sports and recreation markets, has named Kenny Bement vice president and corporate controller. He also will assume the role of chief accounting officer from Tom Sexton on June 5.