control

Business control is all about managing and regulating activities within a company. It’s about monitoring, assessing, and ensuring organizational goals are met. Control mechanisms help maintain consistency, reduce risks, and optimize performance. Financial management is key. This involves keeping and eye on money coming in and going out, budgeting, predicting trends, and abiding by accounting […]

Control leadership is all about maintaining control and authority. It involves clear communication, being assertive, and focusing on accountability. Leaders must provide direction and guidance to their team, and stick to consistent standards and protocols. What is Control Leadership?

Developing effective information security policies is vital for organizations to protect their assets, mitigate risks, and maintain regulatory compliance.

A look at four cash flow control procedure areas in which you can save $250,000 each — for a total of $1,000,000. Learn more now.

Well-written Accounting Procedures are an important part of an internal control system (as required by SOX Section 404), but over documenting can be a detriment to internal controls.

Ensuring continuing compliance with industry and regulatory requirements may be a challenging undertaking, especially in a fast-changing environment. The rapid evolution of the IT landscape, including the cloud, has exponentially increased the number of organizational touchpoints that are subject to compliance. How cloud computing helps improve compliance.

Writing error-free procedures can be as easy as using these seven simple keys.

Historically, compliance has been the focus of most knowledge management systems but, can you really have compliance without control?

You can eliminate many of the headaches of a manual document control system by using document management software (DMS) for your ISO 9001 document and record control.