Improved business processes, risk management top the list of payoffs IT executives are seeing. It turns out the pessimism wasn't entirely warranted.
Despite low expectations, companies have received business benefits from Sarbanes compliance. In 2005, we reported that fewer IT executives expected business benefits from Sarbanes compliance than in 2004. Many still feel that Sarbanes-Oxley is a business distraction. But it turns out the pessimism wasn't entirely warranted: More than half of respondents complying with Sarbanes-Oxley say their company did benefit from compliance after all. The top benefit is also a top CIO priority: process improvement.
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