ANX Corporate Blog: Posts tagged as compliance
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Mar 31st 2011, 09:19
ANX Named Finalist in the 2011 Hot Companies and Best Products Award by Network Products Guide
SOUTHFIELD, Mich. (March 31, 2011) - ANXeBusiness Corp., (ANX), a leading provider of managed security, compliance and connectivity solutions, announced today that Network Products Guide, the industry's leading technology research and advisory guide, has named ANX a finalist for the 6th Annual 2011 Hot Companies and Best Products Awards in both the Hot Companies and Hot Technologies categories. These industry and peer awards from Network Products Guide are the world's premier information technology awards honoring achievements and recognitions in every facet of the IT industry. Winners will be honored in Las Vegas on Tuesday, May 10, 2011 during the 6th annual dinner and presentations.
ANX products and solutions enable over 16,000 organizations, scaling from SMBs to global
ANX products and solutions enable over 16,000 organizations, scaling from SMBs to global
Mar 27th 2011, 15:19
ANX Webcast | Top Requirements for Successfully Managing SOX Quarterly Self-Assessments
For many organizations, Sarbanes-Oxley compliance is mandatory; both on the financial side and on the IT side managing the process can be an arduous and an unwitting waste of time. Walkthroughs that need to be reviewed by numerous individuals, tens of controls that need to be sampled and tested in detail can come with time lags that makes an already detailed task more cumbersome.
We have a solution that can streamline the process and save you valuable resources.
Automating the self-assessment process can make it less painful if performed under proper supervision. There are many advantages to using a GRC tool to automate assessments such as speed, efficiency, data integrity, and improved analysis.
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Dec 21st 2010, 12:25
What 2011 Holds in Store for Your GRC Program – Five Predictions | Prediction #5
What does 2011 hold in store for your GRC program? My first three predictions were:
Prediction #1: Greater Focus on Risk Management CapabilitiesPrediction #2: Redeployment of Internal ResourcesPrediction #3: Self-Service for Greater EfficiencyPrediction #4: Increase Use of Contract / Vendor Management
Read below for my final prediction for 2011 GRC programs.
Prediction #5 | SaaS Overtakes Software
It’s no secret the traditional favorite of clients is to implement an on-premise solution. However, in 2011, more than 50% of new implementations will leverage a SaaS delivery model for GRC. In today’s economy, when organizations are able to take advantage of lower operating costs, faster time to value, less implementation risk, more
Prediction #1: Greater Focus on Risk Management CapabilitiesPrediction #2: Redeployment of Internal ResourcesPrediction #3: Self-Service for Greater EfficiencyPrediction #4: Increase Use of Contract / Vendor Management
Read below for my final prediction for 2011 GRC programs.
Prediction #5 | SaaS Overtakes Software
It’s no secret the traditional favorite of clients is to implement an on-premise solution. However, in 2011, more than 50% of new implementations will leverage a SaaS delivery model for GRC. In today’s economy, when organizations are able to take advantage of lower operating costs, faster time to value, less implementation risk, more
Dec 16th 2010, 09:31
What 2011 Holds in Store for Your GRC Program – Five Predictions | Prediction #4
What does 2011 hold in store for your GRC program? My first three predictions were:
Prediction #1: Greater Focus on Risk Management CapabilitiesPrediction #2: Redeployment of Internal ResourcesPrediction #3: Self-Service for Greater Efficiency
Read below for my fourth prediction for 2011 GRC programs.
Prediction #4 | Increase Use of Contract / Vendor Management
As regulatory requirements expand, usage of the ‘cloud’ and SaaS technologies grows, and the number of obligations imposed by business partners increase, 2011 will show that leading organizations will need to utilize an enterprise-wide vendor risk management process and control library. I believe we will see an upward trend in organizations using standard vendor assessments and
Prediction #1: Greater Focus on Risk Management CapabilitiesPrediction #2: Redeployment of Internal ResourcesPrediction #3: Self-Service for Greater Efficiency
Read below for my fourth prediction for 2011 GRC programs.
Prediction #4 | Increase Use of Contract / Vendor Management
As regulatory requirements expand, usage of the ‘cloud’ and SaaS technologies grows, and the number of obligations imposed by business partners increase, 2011 will show that leading organizations will need to utilize an enterprise-wide vendor risk management process and control library. I believe we will see an upward trend in organizations using standard vendor assessments and
Dec 14th 2010, 11:53
What 2011 Holds in Store for Your GRC Program – Five Predictions | Prediction #3
What does 2011 hold in store for your GRC program? My first two predictions were:
Prediction #1: Greater Focus on Risk Management CapabilitiesPrediction #2: Redeployment of Internal Resources
Read below for my third prediction for 2011 GRC programs.
Prediction #3 | Self-Service for Greater Efficiency
GRC staff such as risk, compliance, internal audit, and security personnel define the rules of the game and referee but line managers execute the majority of GRC activity. In 2011, leading organizations will empower line managers with the technology and corporate-approved processes and content they need to plan and execute their own GRC initiatives, ultimately reducing the cost of GRC and blending it more seamlessly with the organization.
I believe that
Prediction #1: Greater Focus on Risk Management CapabilitiesPrediction #2: Redeployment of Internal Resources
Read below for my third prediction for 2011 GRC programs.
Prediction #3 | Self-Service for Greater Efficiency
GRC staff such as risk, compliance, internal audit, and security personnel define the rules of the game and referee but line managers execute the majority of GRC activity. In 2011, leading organizations will empower line managers with the technology and corporate-approved processes and content they need to plan and execute their own GRC initiatives, ultimately reducing the cost of GRC and blending it more seamlessly with the organization.
I believe that