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ReliantAuditor makes a splash
Continuous monitoring has become something of a cliché. Most people will claim to have implemented some form of it, but we all know that "continuous" is somewhat loosely defined. As it is... Read more...
Be savvy with your spreadsheets
When all is said and done, a lot of companies rely on good 'old Excel for compliance needs. A lot of record keeping is still done with this trusty spreadsheet, with which people tend to have a... Read more...
Is outsourcing e-mail really the answer?
There seems to be a trend toward outsourcing email to third-party service providers. It makes sense. Let's face it. Email has gotten really complex and you are likely to have built up a small army to... Read more...
Career watch: Accounting firms the place to be?
Business Week has ranked the 95 best places to launch a career and guess what? The top three are Deloitte & Touche, Pricewaterhouse Coopers, and Ernst & Young. They beat out even IBM, Google... Read more...
Compliance aspects of online hosted apps improving?
Chances are that you've at least considered moving to Web-based apps for core productivity software, word processing and spreadsheets and even email services--especially if you are a small- or... Read more...
Shortage of financial talent at home--and abroad
There has obviously been a lot of talk about outsourcing certain internal processes. The
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Lawyer at center of options scandal
Larry Sonsini is perhaps Silicon's Valley's most powerful lawyer. In his 40-year career, he has served as legal counsel to some of the most prestigious firms and helped bring the likes of Google,... Read more...
