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Articles in Nov, 2006 issue of CMA Management

• Frameworks for success, new and old
  by Robert Colman
• Big Winners and Big Losers
  by Patrick Buckley
• Canadian Treasury Management, 3d ed
• Certification of Internal Control: Evaluating Design
• IFRS: consistency, comparability remain a challenge
• IFAC makes key leadership appointments
• Sustainability and accountants in business: new IFAC papers
• Forest, paper industry sees need for improved efficiencies
• Emissions still on the back burner
• Venture capital in Europe on the rise
• New software
• Rugged and ready
• Know your risks: a crucial part of a Board's risk management strategy must be assessment and evaluation of its directors' and officers' personal liability
  by Paul Reynolds
• Income trusts—the new rules: new tax legislation levels the playing field between investments in corporations and income trusts
  by George Vandebeek
• Organizational risk reporting for internal and external decision making
  by Marc Epstein
• Are your performance measurement systems truly performing?
  by Jean-Francois Henri
• Scorecarding: success or failure? It's your call; The results of an international scorecarding survey reveal the top challenges that a variety of companies have had, and the top tips for keeping your scorecarding initiative on track
  by Raef Lawson
• Strategic knowledge in a new reporting era: First Nations in Canada have become much more complex communities as they take on new growth initiatives and responsibilities. Richard Morano, CMA, has helped one First Nation navigate the strategic challenges o
  by Robert Colman
• Integrating effective tools: management tools such as activity-based costing and the balanced scorecard work well in isolation, but bringing these tools together offer even more benefits to cutting-edge organizations. A new collection of case studies expl
  by Robert Colman
• Closing the productivity gap: innovation must be embraced if Canada hopes to compete with the U.S. An overhaul of the tax treatment of R & D is overdue
  by John Banigan
• Organization of American States builds links in Western Hemisphere: Canada plays a lead role in the world's oldest regional organization, but using that for effective change in trade practices remains a challenge
  by John Cooper