Two Upcoming Webinars Equip Businesses to Tackle Interconnected Risks
Today's businesses face interconnected risks that span cybersecurity, compliance, third-party threats, and operational hazards. Managing these risks in isolation is proving unsustainable, prompting a shift towards integrated approaches that leverage modern technology for real-time visibility and cross-functional collaboration. Two upcoming webinars, one on October 28, 2023, and another on October 28, 2025, aim to equip organizations with practical strategies to tackle these challenges.
The first webinar, scheduled for October 28, 2023, at 11:00 am Eastern Time, will delve into building a unified risk culture. It will explore how leading companies are rethinking their risk strategies to address overlapping risks across different domains. Participants can expect practical insights into fostering a holistic approach to risk management.
The second webinar, taking place on October 28, 2025, at 11:00 AM, will focus on e-invoicing compliance in Germany and Europe. Hosted by Comarch and PwC, the CIO Webcast will provide guidance on navigating legal deadlines, formats, and IT readiness checks. It will also emphasize the importance of timely digitization of tax processes and continuous transaction controls to mitigate risks and stay technologically current.
Both webinars offer valuable opportunities for organizations to enhance their risk management strategies. The first webinar on October 28, 2023, promises practical insights into creating a unified risk culture, while the second on October 28, 2025, provides crucial guidance on e-invoicing compliance. By attending these webinars, businesses can gain a competitive edge in navigating the complex risk landscape of today's interconnected world.
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