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Overview: The Sarbanes-Oxley Act was enacted by U.S. legislature to protect investors and the public from fraudulent corporate accounting practices and erroneously reported corporate financial information. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) established the rules, requirements and deadlines and continues to administer compliance. The burden of compliance now falls largely on the IT staffs that are responsible for supporting their organizations business and accounting processes. This white paper presents an overview of Sarbanes-Oxley requirements for IT organizations and reviews how BMC Softwares BMC Control-M solutions provides the means to easily address compliance for operations management initially and going forward procedurally.
Simplifying the Management of Tier 1 ERP Systems for Mid-Sized Companies
When CEOs, CFOs and CIOs of mid-sized companies face the prospect of transitioning to a top-tier enterprise application system,...
Leadership in e-Learning
It’s never been more important to develop leadership skills in IT organizations and the business at large. Continuing the nurture technical and business talent at all levels of the organization...
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