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SaaS: Picking up the Pace in 2008

By Dick Weisinger

2007 was a great year for SaaS. There’s a stronger foundation of awareness and trust of on-demand delivery technology then there was a year ago today. In 2008 the momentum is expected to continue. An IDC/Goldman Sachs study sees the

Sarbanes-Oxley: The Real Cost of Compliance

By Dick Weisinger

What exactly does it cost a company to comply with Sarbanes-Oxley? Especially for small companies, the costs have been fuzzy. The SEC had estimated that small company compliance costs $91,000. A new report now finds that the SEC number wasn’t

e-Discovery: Dramatic Savings with Categorization

By Dick Weisinger

Emails and electronic documents now dominate today’s business communication. As a result, the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) includes requirements for how to handle electronically stored information during litigation and regulatory investigations. The process of forensic inspection of electronic

Compliance: Drastic Drop in Number of Sarbox Faults

By Dick Weisinger

Companies are making major strides in reducing their number of “material weaknesses” in complying with Sarbanes-Oxley. A report from Compliance Week shows that the number of faults reported by 9,700 companies fell from 537 shortly after Sarbanes-Oxley went into effect

Compliance: SOX Pressure Eases For SMBs

By Dick Weisinger

Just a few months after the SEC Chairman Christopher Cox said that it would never happen, Cox testified before the House Committee on Small Business last week that the SEC plans to give small businesses an additional year grace period