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UNINA990000082260403321 |
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Autore |
Ducom, Jacques |
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Le cinématographe scientifique et industriel : son évolution intellectuelle, sa puissance éducative et morale : traitépratique de cinématographie entièrement refait, considérablement augmentée et decrivant les procédés les plus nouveaux / Jacques Ducom |
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Paris : A. Michel, <19..?> |
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[2. éd.] |
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Livello bibliografico |
Monografia |
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UNINA9910145743703321 |
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Autore |
Biegelman Martin T |
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Building a world-class compliance program [[electronic resource] ] : best practices and strategies for success / / Martin T. Biegelman ; with Daniel R. Biegelman |
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Hoboken, NJ, : John Wiley & Sons, c2008 |
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1-281-23758-2 |
9786611237585 |
1-118-26819-9 |
0-470-27840-4 |
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[1st edition] |
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1 online resource (320 p.) |
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Altri autori (Persone) |
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657.45 |
657/.45 |
658.473 |
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Compliance auditing |
Auditing, Internal |
Corporations - Corrupt practices - Prevention |
Business ethics |
Electronic books. |
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Note generali |
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Description based upon print version of record. |
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Includes bibliographical references and index. |
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Building a World-Class Compliance Program; Contents; Foreword; AN EVOLVING FUNCTION; A FALSE SENSE OF SECURITY; HIGH STAKES; SUPPORT FOR THIS ENDEAVOR; Preface; Acknowledgments; About the Author; Chapter 1: Why Ethics and Compliance Will Always Matter; ETHICS IS JOB ONE; THE NYPD AND AN ETHICAL CULTURE; WHAT IS COMPLIANCE?; BUILDING THE BUSINESS CASE FOR ETHICS; COMPLIANCE OBSTACLES; KEN LAY ON ETHICAL CONDUCT; THE WARNING SIGNS OF COMPLIANCE FAILURES; NOTES; Chapter 2: Tone at the Top and Throughout; INTEGRITY AT THE TOP; IT'S BETTER TO BE LUCKY THAN GOOD; COMMUNICATING VALUES |
HOW THE CEO CAN MAKE THE DIFFERENCENOTES; Chapter 3: The |
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Growth and Evolution of Compliance; A BRIEF HISTORY OF COMPLIANCE; CRACKING DOWN ON FRAUD; THE MCNULTY MEMORANDUM; EVALUATING THE SEABOARD CRITERIA IN MITIGATING ENFORCEMENT ACTIONS; NOTES; Chapter 4: Caremarkand Sarbanes-Oxley: Enhancing Compliance; THE CAREMARK CASE; CAREMARK: A CRITICAL LOOK BACK; SOX RECONSIDERED; ADDITIONAL COMPLIANCE LAWS AND STANDARDS; NOTES; Chapter 5: CA's Compliance Rebirth: Don't Lie, Don't Cheat, Don't Steal; THE "35-DAY MONTH" ACCOUNTING FRAUD; THE DEFFERED PROSECUTION AGREEMENT |
CA'S FIRST CHIEF COMPLIANCE OFFICERUNFETTERED ACCESS; BUILDING THE COMPLIANCE PROGRAM; CA'S REVISED CODE OF CONDUCT; JOINING THE DEFENSE INDUSTRY INITIATIVE; CA'S TONE AT THE TOP; RESPONSE TO VIOLATIONS OF BUSINESS PRACTICES; ENSURING FUTURE COMPLIANCE; BUSINESS PRACTICE OFFICERS; COMPLIANCE AND ETHICS LEADERSHIP COUNCIL PROGRAM ASSESSMENT; PAT GNAZZO'S FIVE BEST PRACTICES FOR A WORLD-CLASS COMPLIANCE PROGRAM; A NEW ERA OF OPPORTUNITY; NOTES; Chapter 6: The International Landscape of Compliance; THE FOREIGN CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT; SCHNITZER STEEL AND THE FCPA |
METCALF AND EDDY CIVIL FCPA SETTLEMENTTHE CHALLENGE OF IMPLEMENTING CORPORATE COMPLIANCE IN FOREIGN ISSUERS; NOTES; Chapter 7: Compliance Programs and Anti-Money Laundering Efforts; WHAT IS MONEY LAUNDERING?; BANK SECRECY ACT; USA PATRIOT ACT; NON-FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS; COMPLIANCE PROGRAMS; THE RISE OF FOREIGN STATUTES; NOTES; About the Chapter Authors; Chapter 8: Interview with an Ethics and Compliance Thought Leader; NOTES; Chapter 9: Building a World-Class Compliance Program: The Seven Steps in Practice (Part I); THE SEVEN STEPS TO AN EFFECTIVE COMPLIANCE PROGRAM; SEVEN STEPS OVERVIEW |
STEP 1: COMPLIANCE STANDARDS AND PROCEDURESSTEP 2: ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP AND A CULTURE OF COMPLIANCE; STEP 3: REASONABLE EFFORTS TO EXCLUDE PROHIBITED PERSONS; NOTES; Chapter 10: Building a World-Class Compliance Program: The Seven Steps in Practice (Part II); STEP 4: TRAINING AND COMMUNICATION OF STANDARDS AND PROCEDURES; STEP 5: MONITORING, AUDITING, AND EVALUATING PROGRAM EFFECTIVENESS; STEP 6: PERFORMANCE INCENTIVES AND DISCIPLINARY ACTION; STEP 7: RESPONSE TO CRIMINAL CONDUCT AND REMEDIAL ACTION; AVOIDING ACCIDENTS ON THE ROAD TO COMPLIANCE; NOTES |
Chapter 11: Recognizing Compliance Excellence: Premier, Inc. and Winning the Baldrige Award* |
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Written by a long-standing practitioner in the field, this timely and critical work is your best source for understanding all the complex issues and requirements associated with corporate compliance. It provides clear guidance for those charged with protecting their companies from financial and reputational risk, litigation, and government intervention, who want a robust guide to establish an effective compliance program. |
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UNINA9910337885003321 |
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Autore |
Schmidt Mario |
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100 Pioneers in Efficient Resource Management : Best practice cases from producing companies / / by Mario Schmidt, Hannes Spieth, Christian Haubach, Christian Kühne ; edited by Institute for Industrial Ecology INEC |
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Berlin, Heidelberg : , : Springer Berlin Heidelberg : , : Imprint : Springer Spektrum, , 2019 |
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[1st ed. 2019.] |
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1 online resource (xxiv, 530 pages) : illustrations |
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Sustainability |
Ecology |
Energy policy |
Energy and state |
Energy Policy, Economics and Management |
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Introduction: Communicate about resource efficiency -- PART I - Introduction to the topic -- 1 Resource efficiency in the industrial society -- 2 approaches to operational resource efficiency -- 3 Methods and tools -- 4 Resource efficiency as an export product -- 5 The 100-company project -- PART II - Examples of companies -- Mining and quarrying -- Food industry -- Textile industry -- Wood industry -- Paper industry -- Chemical industry -- Pharmaceutical industry -- Rubber and plastics industry -- Manufacture of glass and ceramics -- Metal processing industry -- Precision mechanical industry -- Manufacture of measuring and control instruments -- Electrical industry -- Mechanical engineering -- Automotive industry -- Furniture industry -- Medical technology -- Energy supply -- Recycling industry -- Construction industry -- Appendix. |
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The book presents about 100 current examples of how energy and materials can be saved in manufacturing companies. They serve to show which measures can be used in modern companies to exploit the |
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potential for resource efficiency. The book is aimed at practitioners in companies and consulting firms, but is also suitable for the university sector as a practical introduction to the topic of resource efficiency. The materials used account for almost 43 percent of the costs of an average industrial company in Germany. Personnel costs, on the other hand, are only 22 percent, while energy costs are as low as 2 percent. If a company wants to save costs, above all it must consider the use of materials and produce in a resource-efficient manner. This simultaneously relieves the environment and reduces dependence on scarce raw materials. The implementation of resource efficiency is not easy. There are indeed numerous starting points in production, often in process innovations or in product development. However, only a few companies publish their measures and savings potentials. In practice, this means that there are often no learning examples in practice, but some of them are explicitly listed in this work. As you can see, resource efficiency in production and products can also be seen as a success factor for many companies. In the project 100 Pioneers in Efficient Resource Management, committed companies from Baden-Wuerttemberg are showing their solutions. The project was carried out by a competent team from the Pforzheim University and the State Agency for Environmental Technology. Leading trade associations in Baden-Württemberg have supported it. "With the examples presented on the topic of resource efficiency at company level, you are taking up a central topic of the future which, in view of the current challenges of climate and environmental protection, will require all of us to make even greater efforts in the future than before.” Dr. Heinrich Bottermann, former Secretary General of the Deutsche Bundesstiftung Umwelt, since 30 June 2017 State Secretary at the Ministry of the Environment, Agriculture, Nature and Consumer Protection of North Rhine-Westphalia "The practical examples presented illustrate the measures that companies can take to operate more efficiently in terms of energy and materials. I am confident that many small and medium-sized enterprises will benefit significantly from this report and thus make an important contribution to sustainable development". Prof. Dr. Maximilian Gege, Chairman of the Federal German Working Group for Environmentally Conscious Management (B.A.U.M.) "Practically all industries are represented, even including a goat cheese dairy. But also the big ones in the country are not missing. I was very pleased that the business associations and politicians supported the project. I can only warmly congratulate those involved." Prof. Dr. Ernst Ulrich von Weizsäcker, Co-President of the Club of Rome, former Co-Chairman of the International Resource Panel. |
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