20th
August
2008
Using decision management for Governance, Risk and Compliance
Categories: Business Rules, Decision Management
A reader asked me to blog about GRC – governance, risk and compliance – this week and, in particular, the difference between IT governance and true business governance or what is broadly known as GRC. I have been thinking about this and will write some more posts when I get back from vacation but, for now, here are some links about using business rules and decision management to deal with the challenges of GRC:
- Automating detection of insider trading, money laundering and fraud
- AML and business rules
- EDM and Enterprise Fraud management
- Using EDM to stay a step ahead in fraud
- Identity theft and decisioning
This was written and scheduled before I left for vacation. More when I return.
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posted on Wednesday, August 20th, 2008 at 8:14 am and written by James Taylor. It is filed under Business Rules, Decision Management.
Tags:aml, Business Rules, Compliance, Decision Management, decisioning, EDM, fraud, governance, GRC, insider trading, management, Reader Questions, risk management
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Tags:aml, Business Rules, Compliance, Decision Management, decisioning, EDM, fraud, governance, GRC, insider trading, management, Reader Questions, risk management
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