(1888PressRelease)
October 04, 2008 - Inatech, one of the UK’s leading systems integrator consultants, will be presenting on Governance Risk and Compliance as part of Oracle’s product seminars at GITEX Technology Week 2008 – dedicated to the East’s rapidly growing technology industry.
The leading consultants will be represented by Head Middle East Operations, Srinivasan Natesan, providing insight and details on the Oracle Fusion GRC Intelligence. It is essential for businesses to meet the requirements of governance risk and compliance to improve systems quality, to manage data and to ensure continued growth for the future.
As an Oracle Certified Advantage Partner, Inatech works with enterprises that are re-engineering their processes and adapting to rapid change. In partnership with Oracle, Srinivasan Natesan will explain why organisations are seeking to meet their GRC requirements through an integrated platform that improves the quality and effectiveness of GRC programs, and provides the overarching mechanisms to understand and manage risk.
Oracle's GRC platform will include a comprehensive framework for managing GRC programs with visibility to the risks across the enterprise using Oracle Fusion Governance, Risk and Compliance Intelligence (Oracle Fusion GRC Intelligence), end-to-end GRC process management through Oracle GRC applications and security of information assets at all levels with Oracle GRC platform.
“Oracle’s Openworld 2008 launched a number of key initiatives that will support businesses in their cost-cutting strategies and improve system operability,” says Natesan. “Oracle’s Fusion GRC will add greater depth of understanding for business leaders and IT departments of a company’s assets. This will help improve systems for ongoing growth when responding to tough economic conditions.”
Also attending the lead event in the Middle East will be founders Ravindra Krishnappa, Director, and Chris Baker, Global Sales & Marketing Director who will be talking about new products announced during Oracle Openworld 2008, the future of IT integration, data consolidation, and Business Intelligence.
“The Middle East is proving to be an innovative region for technology investment particularly with economies reaping the benefits of years of infrastructure development,” says Baker. “GITEX is a key event for any business looking at international IT strategies to compete with companies emerging from the Middle East.”
2009 will be the year where businesses need to make the most of their IT to reduce costs and increase productivity to ensure growth during a tight economy.
Mr.Srinivasan Natesan, Head-Middle East Operations; “Governance, Risk and Compliance”, 21st October 2008, 15:00- 15:40: Oracle Seminar Room 3 (allocated at the entrance of Hall 5)
Natesan will be joined by Oracle’s Steve Hagner, Director of EMEA GRC Initiatives and Roopa Dhanalal, Senior Director and Sales Champion EMEA GRC.
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