OCEG Webinar on Achieving a Unified Approach to GRC - Wednesday 2pm ET

Published: October 28, 2008 | (2) Comments

By: Sumner Blount


Interested in learning more about achieving a unified approach to GRC?  On Wednesday, October 29 at 2 pm Eastern, join me for a webcast hosted by the OCEG (Open Compliance and Ethics Group). 

I’m looking forward to sharing an outline for Unified GRC, helping participants get a better handle on suggested steps to a successful GRC strategy, key benefits, and the many efficiencies that can be reached with an integrated approach to GRC.

To register for this webcast and the rest of the OCEG webcast series go to this link and click on the “more info/register” link to sign up (or click here to go directly to the registration page).

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By: Sumner Blount
Sumner Blount has spent his 25-year career focused on the development and marketing of software products for a range of top-tier enterprise IT firms. Currently, he’s the Senior Principal Product Marketing Manager for GRC at CA. Previously he managed the large computer operating system development group at Digital Equipment and Prime Computer, and managed... Read More...

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    Murray G Donaldson (November 3, 2008)

    Dear Sumner,

    I found your explanation quite clear, and helpful.
    I’d appreciate it if you could send e a copy of the presenation you gave on behalf of OCEG, “A Unified Approach to GRC”, in order that I might review the material once again. I did not quite understand some of the questions which were provided, but I appreciate that some people were perhaps only just introduced to the concepts being put forward.

    Many thanks in anticipation.

    Regards, Murray Donaldson

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    Sumner Blount (November 3, 2008)

    @Murray,
    thanks very much for the comment. I have sent you the slides in a separate email.

    regards,
    Sumner

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