White paper: Guide to Avoiding a Failed GRC Implementation Project
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Some businesses are just starting out and looking to move away from manual, spreadsheet-based approaches to more sophisticated automated solutions, others have gone down the software road already, but not had the success they hoped for. Either way the project can seem daunting, but the business need to achieve time to value is real.
This eBook explores these pain points and provides practical advice from experts who have helped many clients overcome these challenges firsthand, and helps you answer 3 key questions:
- What makes a successful GRC implementation?
- What are the 10 potentially crippling pain points to a successful GRC implementation program?
- How can I navigate these pain points to realize the value of my investment?
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