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Monthly Compliance Round-up: Nov 01, 2006

Sit back and relax as we bring you the latest in the world of quality and compliance: recalls, indictments, fines, best practices, awards, new regulations, interpretations from around the globe!

For more on what's happening in FDA compliance, listen to this podcast

News & Updates on Quality and Compliance

Listen to this news podcast on Sarbanes Oxley

Short Interview Segment

Preethi from ComplianceOnline interviews Santu -  A SOx solution expert from MetricStream on the need for automating the process & controls for Sarbanes-Oxley compliance and how MetricStream builds this solution.

Special Podcast: Alan Calder

Listen to our special podcast by Alan Calder. Mr. Calder is an international authority on IT governance and information security management. He is the author of IT Governance: Guidelines for Directors, and IT Governance Today: a Practitioner's Handbook. He is the founder director of IT Governance Ltd (www.itgovernance.co.uk), and has consulted with a wide range of companies (including Cisco) on how to deploy best-practice frameworks to improve regulatory compliance and reduce compliance-related cost and risk profiles.
Mr. Calder regularly conducts training on ComplianceOnline training sessions. To attend one of his sessions, please click here

Featured Blog

Gartner Weblog: Out of the Sarbanes-Oxley Loop: Conspiracy or Conflict?

Think the U.S. law known as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act is just a financial issue? It isn't. Find out how Sarbanes-Oxley has changed the rules of business -- and how it will affect your IS organization.

Eye on FDA: 

Dr. Andrew C. von Eschenbach's Confirmation Hearing.  As discussed here earlier, it happened.  Still not sure what that was about, but for those interested in Dr. von Eschenbach's statement at his confirmation hearing, it is here.  Despite the nice meeting and the FDA's clumsy announcement about Plan B the day before, the hold appears to be affixed on his confirmation vote.    Editorials in the Washington Post and the New York Times both suggest that he resolve the Plan B issue and move on.