March 16-19, 2010
Orlando, Florida


Exposing the 3 Great GRC Myths
Special Report on Governance, Risk, and Compliance
No acronym is more misunderstood than GRC — short for governance, risk, and compliance. With help from SAP and partners, learn how to navigate through the GRC maze and find the right mix of processes and technology for your organization's specific governance needs.
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SentrySafe wanted ready access to timely and accurate product data — and “one version of the truth.” Gregg Griebel, ERP Program Manager, explains how the company can now serve its large retail customers with readily available product information and is better prepared for future changes in how manufacturers and retailers will interact.
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Featured Course
Financial Reporting with SAP
Get ground rules to ensure Sarbanes-Oxley compliance in a decentralized, ad hoc reporting environment. Learn how to leverage SAP reporting to improve controls and detect fraud. See powerful financial slice-and-dice capabilities with SAP R/3® drill-down reporting. Find out how to build effective accounts payable and accounts receivable reports using standard R/3 reporting tools. And much more!
Featured Lesson
Ground rules to ensure Sarbanes-Oxley compliance in a decentralized, ad hoc reporting environment
This session offers new insights into ad hoc reporting and the impact it has on Sarbanes-Oxley compliance. Watch this session to examine areas where user ad hoc reporting development is likely to lack sufficient controls and how this could wreak havoc with your company’s Sarbanes-Oxley compliance efforts, learn the best ways to apply appropriate controls and to perform testing and validation in a decentralized, ad hoc reporting environment to ensure that your business is Sarbanes-Oxley compliant, evaluate whether it makes sense to have ad hoc reports reviewed by a quality assurance expert or whether a peer review system might work better, and much more!
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