Risk and Control Considerations Within Automation Implementations
"Since the advent of technology as a vehicle to accelerate business performance within organizations, risk management has often been perceived as a foundational, yet sometimes burdensome, pillar that has frequently been sidestepped since inception. For example, during the early 1980s, spreadsheets and databases (collectively, referred to as end-user computing (EUC)) began to multiply at an astonishing pace due to their ease of use, functionality and powerful insights that could be gleaned at record speed.
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"Since the advent of technology as a vehicle to accelerate business performance within organizations, risk management has often been perceived as a foundational, yet sometimes burdensome, pillar that has frequently been sidestepped since inception. For example, during the early 1980s, spreadsheets and databases (collectively, referred to as end-user computing (EUC)) began to multiply at an astonishing pace due to their ease of use, functionality and powerful insights that could be gleaned at record speed.