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The Expanding Role of Technology Asset Management (TAM) in Corporate Compliance

Posted by Mark Gaydos - January 4, 2019

Why It’s Time for a Next-Gen Solution As organizations’ computing infrastructure expands, legacy asset management systems are becoming inadequate. To keep pace with this technological change – and remain compliant – companies must adopt a next-generation approach. Mark Gaydos of Nlyte discusses. Imagine being charged by your cable company for…

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Best of 2018: 5 Predictions About Blockchain and Compliance

Posted by Christian Auty - December 28, 2018

As 2018 draws to a close, we’re taking a look back at some of the most valuable insights our authors have shared. In case you missed it, this is one of the articles our readers couldn’t get enough of this year. The Potential Changes Coming There’s still a significant…

Best of 2018: The Compliance Handbook

Posted by Thomas Fox - December 26, 2018

Published by Compliance Week and Available Now on Amazon Tom Fox, the Compliance Evangelist, is one of the leading writers, thinkers and commentators on the Nuts and Bolts of compliance. His always practical advice is now collated the most unique compliance handbook available, The Compliance Handbook. The handbook incorporates the…

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Whistle While You Work, Part 1

Posted by Sandra Erez - December 17, 2018

Whistling in the Dark: Portals as Key to an Ethical, Transparent Culture This is the first installment in a series on whistleblowing solutions from VinciWorks’ Sandra Erez. In Part 1, Sandra provides a brief history of whistleblowing and discusses the importance of a whistleblowing portal. It was a cold winter’s…

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Targeted: A Corporate Response to a Federal Target Letter

Posted by Brooklyn Sawyers Belk - December 12, 2018

Key Steps in the Early Stage of a Federal Investigation Although many were unsure how white collar crime enforcement would fare in the Trump administration, the past two years has shown that enforcement actions have nearly stayed the course, with a strong focus on FCPA-related matters. In this article, Brooklyn…

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Compliance Success Starts with Change Management

Posted by Tim Woods - December 7, 2018

Best Practices for Merging Security and Compliance Within many organizations today, security and compliance teams are running in isolation. This introduces significant enterprise risk, as the security team might be doing what’s best to combat advanced attackers, but their actions may not be in compliance with corporate, industry or federal…

The Purpose of a Compliance Program

Posted by Michael Volkov - December 6, 2018

To Prevent and Detect Compliance programs exist for the purpose of protecting against misdeeds, and the most effective programs are those that exist within a culture of ethics. Michael Volkov discusses the truism that a company’s culture and its compliance controls are mutually reinforcing. I do not think there is…

If You Want Better Compliance, Focus On Collaboration

Posted by Stephane Donze - December 4, 2018

Ensuring Both with Cloud Enterprise Content Services For many years, there has been a fear among IT professionals that the user freedom and empowerment offered by collaborative systems would make it difficult to adhere to processes and enforce compliance standards. However, in today’s digital world, enterprises need both compliance and…

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Effective Compliance is More Than the Sum of a Program’s Parts

Posted by Michael Volkov - November 21, 2018

Why Your E&C Program Should Be Operationalized An ethics and compliance program is in trouble from the start if it meets with staunch opposition from any element within in the organization. Michael Volkov explains why the best programs are operationalized, with buy-in and cooperation from every function. The beauty of…

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Novartis: A New “Rock Star” in Compliance and Ethics

Posted by Donna Boehme - November 19, 2018

Pharma Giant Graduates to Compliance 2.0 Donna Boehme, the “Lion of Compliance,” comments on Novartis as a new “rock star” on the corporate compliance landscape, observing that the company has elevated its approach to compliance, culture and trust to best practice “Compliance 2.0” status – first, with its 2014 appointment of an…

Compliance and Legal Teams: It’s Time to Get Smart About Machine Learning

Posted by Heidi Maher - November 15, 2018

5 Ways Organizations Can Benefit from ML Heidi Maher, Executive Director of the Compliance, Governance and Oversight Council (CGOG), discusses the machine learning (ML) use cases for compliance and legal teams, plus key first steps for taking advantage of ML technology. Compliance and legal teams are struggling to keep pace…

The Responsible Technology Firm of the Future, Part 4

Posted by Gordon Tucker - November 2, 2018

Corporate Social Responsibility Suggestions to increase diversity and measure the improvement; monitor evolving stakeholder expectations, particularly around social responsibility; help those displaced by technology through training to improve people’s lives; and manage brand image and reputation. In addition, we offer key questions for each of the 10 suggestions to provide…