Manager's Guide to Compliance: Sarbanes-Oxley, COSO, ERM, COBIT, IFRS, BASEL II, OMB's A-123, ASX 10, OECD Principles, Turnbull Guidance, Best Practices and Case Studies (Manager's Guide Series)

Prior to reading this book I knew almost nothing about compliance. The book is well written and easy to understand for anyone that has formal accounting education. The book provided a tremendous amount of insight, and was very practical. The book has helped out at work tremendously.

Step by step explanation is given for you to understand the technological issues. Real life examples are also given.I recommend it to others.

This book has a lot of great information in it. I will use it all the time.thank you very much.

This review is actually about the Kindle version of this book. I'm disappointed that the table of contents only has chapter headings. There is no table of figures or breakdown of chapters. In addition, many of the diagrams are too tiny to read and can't be magnified. I paid for the book, not 97% of the book, with the rest being sized for fairies to read, not humans. :-) I'm using this book as a text in a graduate class. The professor and some other students have the paper version of the book and make reference to it by page numbers, which we Kindle users don't have. This is a problem. I would think that page numbers of some sort would be useful to all Kindle users, too. Granted that different editions of a book have different page numbers, but giving the page numbers for one edition would help us get close to particular text based on a page number. If my friend is reading a paper edition, we would find it hard to discuss something in a book with long chapters unless I have some sort of page numbers in my Kindle edition. Thanks!

Was a little more coffee splattered than I anticipated…

Help a lot for an interview

This was purchased to use as a text book for my Master's program. It is not something I would normally have purchased but I did decide to keep it in my library for future reference.

Interesting reading on compliance from a US point-of-view. Its a good basic reading. Would have liked more case studies. Otherwise, good guidance on Compliance issues.