New Business Management Controls
Books
The following new Business Management Controls
book and toolkit will help you
to improve your business control practices and show you how to better create,
implement and assess your own business controls. They will also show you how to
develop more streamlined and successful working practices, and how to enable,
facilitate and protect your business operations in a more effective way.
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More details of
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1. Book: Business Management
Controls: A Guide
This book describes the various types of controls in all
core business functions and outlines several frameworks (including BSC) for
designing and implementing those controls.
Part A describes
the internal controls environment and the establishment of its major
components.
Part B outlines
the main types of strategic and operational controls, including financial,
sales, production, IT governance, data management, business intelligence and
corporate espionage. Parts C looks at implementing these controls, and also discusses the role and approach of managers in protecting their company against various threats, while at the same time allowing it to achieve its core objectives.
Part D includes some illustrative case studies and suggests some additional areas where controls may enhance business operations, including business and IT continuity.
A selection of illustrative case studies, together with
some key recommendations throughout the book, offer the reader further help and
guidance on applying these controls within their own business, regardless of
its size.
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2. Toolkit: Business Management
Controls Toolkit
This Business Management Controls Toolkit provides you with the performance measures and compliance indicators, the checklists and questionnaires, documents, plans, policies … extensive documentation that, tailored to your organisation, will prove to be invaluable to your existing practices. This toolkit will demonstrate its unique design to structure and shape the business control practices in your organisation. Included in this toolkit are: Checklists and Questionnaires; Documents; Management Plans; Policies; Procedures, etc.
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