March 2010
From Journal of Accountancy
Today many companies recognize the desirability as well as the requirement to have an effective system of internal control. Yet, designing and implementing a cost-effective system of internal control is a daunting, if not overwhelming, task.
One way to overcome resistance to internal control is to educate stakeholders at every level of the organization about its advantages.
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