Integrating Forensic Data Analytics in Anti-Corruption Compliance Programs

Main Justice and Ernst & Young
The ability of global organizations to properly anticipate, detect and deter threats will be crucial to establishing and maintaining effective anti-corruption programs in the current global economy. Ernst & Young LLP's Fraud Investigations and Dispute Services practice will provide practical guidance on incorporating forensic data analytical tools that incorporate statistical analysis, data visualization and text mining into your compliance monitoring program.
Jan 23 2012
62 mins
Integrating Forensic Data Analytics in Anti-Corruption Compliance Programs
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