 | | Incisive Launches Forensic Accounting Channel on Financial Tech Spotlight Financial Tech Spotlight, the leading website dedicated to providing daily financial technology news, announced today that the Forensic Accounting Channel, sponsored by Incisive, has been launched as the newest addition to the Financial Tech Spotlight Online Community program. The Forensic Accounting channel is designed for decision-makers from accounting firms and internal audit departments seeking information about processes and solutions to help combat fraudulent activities. Information on the Forensic Accounting channel addresses issues important to investigative accounting decision-makers in vertical markets, like insurance and financial services. Visitors to the Forensic Accounting channel will find valuable resources such as feature articles, industry news, white papers, videos, and more.
The Forensic Accounting channel can be found at:
http://forensic-accounting.tmcnet.com
Due to the prevalence of high-profile crimes in today's society, forensic accountants are in growing demand. As a pioneer in spreadsheet analysis solutions, Incisive is setting out to educate large enterprises of the advantages of implementing forensic accounting technologies for the prevention of fraud and material errors.
Incisive is well-known for its spreadsheet error detection tools that enable users to review and analyze spreadsheets with confidence and accuracy. Equipped with an arsenal in expertise related to investigative capabilities for analyzing spreadsheets, Incisive is now tapping into the forensic accounting market with best-in-breed solutions designed to comprehensively detect, uncover, navigate and report the errors and risks associated with spreadsheets, individual worksheets and workbooks. | | | | Featured Articles
(Norwalk, CT - Jan. 24, 2012) Financial Tech Spotlight, the leading website dedicated to providing daily financial technology news, announced today that the Forensic Accounting Channel, sponsored by Incisive, has been launched as the newest addition to the Financial Tech Spotlight Online Community program. Financial Tech Spotlight is operated by TMC, a global, integrated media company helping clients build communities in print, in person and online.
Today's business environments, from enterprises and financial institutions to government facilities and healthcare practices, are comprised of an abundance of tools to execute everyday tasks. The prevalence of spreadsheets, in particular, have had many of us wondering how we ever organized budgets, ran financial calculations and performed other workflow-related responsibilities without them.
As tax season approaches each spring, companies rush to organize their financial documents in preparation of filing tax returns. This annual process is not only mandatory, but often enlists the assistance of many professional accountants in charge of readying and arranging these very complex returns. While individuals, partnerships and corporations under law are required to file returns, keeping tax professionals busy for months on end each year, another aspect of accounting is increasingly being incorporated into the business models of companies across an array of industries and verticals. Every business owner worries about fraud to some extent, but the damage hits harder when that fraud occurs within. This is especially true for larger organizations when internal controls are lacking and obvious warning signs are missed. However, when forensic accounting, the practice of analyzing, interpreting and presenting complex financial and business-related issues, is in place, red flags are immediately noticed so company leaders can act quickly.
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