ISO

Companies Face Demand for Third-Party CSR Certifications
Sustainability

Companies Face Demand for Third-Party CSR Certifications

A host of stakeholders are looking for external verification of companies' claims about the success of their corporate social responsibility programs.
By David McCann | November 26, 2019
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New ISO Standard Is an Anti-Bribery Game-Changer
Strategy

New ISO Standard Is an Anti-Bribery Game-Changer

It's the first internationally agreed-upon set of procedures to detect and prevent bribery.
By David Lawler | October 20, 2016
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Why U.S. Risk Managers Should Take a Hint from the Rest of the World
Risk Management

Why U.S. Risk Managers Should Take a Hint from the Rest of the World

Let's face it: the ISO enterprise risk management framework used by most companies outside the United States is edging out the U.S.-favored COSO framework. Is there any point in clinging to the latter?
By John Bugalla and Kristina Narvaez | August 29, 2012
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How to Shore Up the “People” Part of Supply-Chain Performance
Training

How to Shore Up the “People” Part of Supply-Chain Performance

The success formula includes crystal-clear processes, input from the right people to drive engagement in following those processes, and ongoing learning by doing.
By Shawn Casemore | August 8, 2012
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Proposed Standard Calls for Human Capital Disclosure
Staffing

Proposed Standard Calls for Human Capital Disclosure

“A significant portion of the value of organizations remains unaccounted for in investment communications,” advocates of the proposal contend.
By David McCann | April 10, 2012
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