March 13-16, 2012
Las Vegas

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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!
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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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