Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance:
- Rigidly define workflows related to accounting practices
- Accurately track and oversee accounting and financial responsibilities
- Detailed reporting from multiple data sources in disparate locations gives true organization-wide analysis and assessment capabilities
- Liabilities limited through dramatically enhanced oversight capabilities
Public company boards and upper management, and public accounting firms are strictly held to the governances of the Sarbanes-Oxley legislation that set new and enhanced standards for corporate responsibility and disclosures. These companies and their leaders need to be fully prepared for the arrival of independent auditors charged with the oversight of their accounting and business practices, and the assurance of required transparencies in their record keeping. Executives and key management are held directly responsible for their actions and decisions under this act; non-compliance has gone beyond the threat of fines and monetary penalties, and has moved to the realm of corporate and white collar crime, with consequences up to and including incarceration. So the need for responsible corporate governance is more real and more personal than ever, and NuParadigm can help. By effectively managing corporate information and operational workflow, DataFlow from NuParadigm can help corporations stay on top of their responsibilities under the Sarbanes-Oxley act. The rules for handling the flow of information through any given corporate bureaucracy can be rigidly defined in the DataFlow system, allowing companies to accurately track and oversee the issues relevant to their financial and accounting responsibilities. Information from previously disparate sources can be readily accessed and brought together for integrated analysis and reporting, allowing companies to more easily give a true, organization-wide assessment of key issues regulated under Sorbanes-Oxley. Call NuParadigm today to learn how your company can protect itself again potential liabilities by effectively managing the vast amount of information and details subject to scrutiny under the Sarbanes-Oxley act.
