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SOX function transformation

Significant opportunity exists to transform your SOX function

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"Strategic evaluation of SOX execution can differentiate a company and enhance its competitive advantage." Robert Cullen, Partner, Ernst & Young LLP

Many organizations still treat the SOX function as a difficult compliance exercise.

What if you could:

  • Reduce your SOX operating costs by improving your testing procedures?
  • Be capable of quicker, more on-point decision-making across your entire enterprise?
  • Free up existing resources for strategic initiatives?

By changing how you think about and execute your SOX function, you can.

In April 2011, Ernst & Young surveyed 225 global executives and found organizations were still treating SOX as they did in 2002: as a compliance exercise.

Our series, 5: insights for executives, indicates that a strategic transformation of the SOX function is an overlooked path to competitive advantage.

In this report, we explore the questions:



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Answers to your questions, at a glance

5: insights for executives series asks five questions to get to the core of an issue – and answers them at a glance.

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