http://spr.ly/SAP_GRC - Managing governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) – it’s a regulatory responsibility for organizations. Yet, their confidence in achieving it is low. Research shows, for many, strategies are inconsistent at best. But, with integrated GRC software, processes can be automated and risk positions identified in real time. This can generate significant cost savings and productivity improvements for companies.

1. Managing governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) – it’s a regulatory responsibility
for organizations. Yet, their confidence in achieving it is low. Research shows, for many,
strategies are inconsistent at best. But, with integrated GRC software, processes can be
automated and risk positions identified in real time. This can generate significant cost
savings and productivity improvements for companies.
Governance, Risk,
and Compliance:
Inspiring Confidence
The GRC picture today
… the benefits are big but uptake is slow
Integrated GRC versus no GRC processes
… it’s an expensive call to ignore
60%
FEWER
PROCESSES
REQUIRED
42%
FEWER
redundant
activities
39%
consistentIncrease in processes
40% HIGHER
$
38% HIGHER
vs.
€
48% HIGHER
$
personnel costsdata management costs operational costs
What will tomorrow look like?
… integration drives big benefits
of organizations have
implemented integrated
GRC processes in the
last three years.
of companies think
they would benefit
from enterprise-wide
integrated GRC.
Drive insight and value with integrated
governance, risk, and compliance
solutions from SAP.
Reduce the cost and resources needed to manage risk, processes, and compliance
proactively with integration supported by SAP® solutions for GRC. Keep risks low and
revenues high.
Find out more at www.sap.com/grc.
*Research taken from the GRC maturity survey by OCEG in 2012.
Source: OCEG, 2012 GRC Maturity Survey.
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have been affected by
a lack of integrated
GRC processes
47%
of companies
aren’t confident
managing risk
78%
are inconsistent
in their approach
to GRC
30%