Surveys: Rushing technology decisions comes with big compliance risks
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Jaclyn Jaeger2021-01-15T18:23:00
Embracing technology to help manage risk and improve efficiencies is a trend that’s been developing in the compliance space for a while, but the pandemic has fast-tracked the urgency behind it, according to a couple of recent surveys.
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