Friday, December 10, 2004

White Paper: Bearing Point and Microsoft on Sarbanes Oxley

A cascade of world events, emerging privacy concerns and new regulations is relentlessly intensifying the compliance requirements facing companies. Companies are taking varying approaches to meeting these requirements. Most are “protectionists,” who seek only to address specific requirements, such as Section 404 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, through targeted remediation and addressing critical control deficiencies. “Transformers,” on the other hand, are looking to extend remediation efforts to enable continual process improvement and long-term compliance.

A comprehensive view of Sarbanes-Oxley and other mandates—a view that recognizes the importance of controls and exploits the power of business performance management (BPM) tools and technology—can help an organization meet today’s expansive regulatory requirements, prepare for those seen and unforeseen in the future, and turn compliance into competitive advantage.

White Paper: Bearing Point and Microsoft on Sarbanes Oxley

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