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Information
technology and corporate governance
Managing risks with the aid of information technology will
help organisations deliver on corporate governance, says Sunil
R Chandiramani.
Inside
Clause 49
Tough regulations such as Clause 49 are the outcome of a series
of scams that have hit the corporate world. These rules aim
to shine a light on operations management and ensure that
top management is held accountable when things go wrong. The
intentions are laudable but the question remains: can Indian
companies comply with such stringent requirements? Manesh
Patel looks at the provisions of the clause and suggests ways
and means of coping with it.
Compliance
with Basel II
Banks will not achieve compliance with the guidelines strictly
by way of technology as there is no single comprehensive Basel
II system, says Manek Fitter.
The
SOX Act and outsourcing
While on the face of it, the cost of implementing SOX may
appear to be an insurmountable barrier for Indian ITeS players,
there’s more to SOX and outsourcing than meets the eye,
says Milan Sheth.
Storage
vendors eye compliance market
The storage market has found a new growth driver in regulatory
compliance. Abhinav Singh reports.
The
software side of compliance
With an increase in the number and complexity of regulations,
vendors are moving in to address the market for software compliance
tools. Shivani Shinde reports.
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