Sarbanes Oxley Processes
sarbanes oxley processes
i have to write a paper for class, which topic do you tink will be the best?
Topics to choose from:
1. Why does the influence of new, expanded, or existing technology sometimes fail to improve the processes of an organization?
2. How can quality be influenced by sustainable competitive advantages gained from technology?
3. How can the various IT Governance structures such as Sarbanes – Oxley affect the quality of an organization?
4. Reflect on the zero time organization. How can organizations with similar traits use the 5 disciplines to ensure quality in their respective organizations?
I’d say go with #1, but that’s just my personal opinion… since I don’t even understand the rest of the questions. I think that would be an interesting paper.
Blue Rhino
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