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Introducing SOX Expert TaskMap Edition

Linking best practices and SOX process maps

Harvard Computing Group

Harvard Computing Group Inc.

Tue, 06/21/2011 - 13:15
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(Harvard Computing Group: Devens, MA) -- Harvard Computing Group has released an integrated software solution for Sarbanes Oxley (SOX) compliance. Built on Excel, Visio, and TaskMap, SOX Expert TaskMap Edition is the first result of Harvard Computing’s collaboration with SOX XPress LLC, a long-time provider of high-end SOX software and services.

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SOX Expert TaskMap Edition is simple, clear, and concise. It eliminates guesswork, establishes key controls, mitigates risks, and lowers compliance costs. And your small investment is backed by a 30-day, money-back guarantee.

SOX Expert TaskMap Edition includes three concurrent TaskMap Professional licenses and a complete set of best practice TaskMaps for 10 critical Sarbanes Oxley business processes. The 10 SOX processes are divided into more than 55 subprocesses, and the system includes built-in controls to mitigate risks for more than 800 activities.

After the user selects a set of processes and controls for review, a single mouse click builds a Risk Control Matrix (RCM) for the selected processes.

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