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Articles in Feb, 2003 issue of Internal Auditor

• Sarbanes-Oxley! - Special Advertising Section
• Let there be light: a pioneer in defining effective corporate governance, the author of the 1992 Cadbury Code discusses the current state of affairs and his ideas on righting the wrongs that have plagued the business world - Sir Adrian Cadbury - Interview
  by Christy Chapman
• Choosing wisely: some corporate directors may be stepping down from their posts over the next few months. Those who fill their shoes can expect more scrutiny, more accountability, and more penalties for negligence
  by Alan Gersten
• Report targets U.S. Cyber-security - Update - Gilmore Commission
  by Tim McCollum
• Managing records-related risk: records management is uniquely positioned to partner with auditors in implementing programs to safeguard information - Risk Watch
  by Lenore R. Greenberg
• Looking back, moving forward - Arthur Levitt, Jr
  by Michael Barrier
• Letters - Letter to the Editor
• How do Internal auditors add value? Characteristics common to top-rated audit shops help to shed light on the nebulous concept of adding value
  by James Roth
• Answering the outrage: reacting to the public chorus of disapproval, Congress, the listing exchanges, and the Securities and Exchange Commission quickly rose to the challenge of industry reform after Enron and WorldCom - accounting, auditing scandals - Pa
  by Ed Zwirn
• The cost of Spam - Update
  by David Salierno
• 10 steps to writing clear documents
  by David H. Lynch
• Assessing new responsibilities - internal and external auditors
  by Sheila Mullan
• Mental hygiene - Editor's Note - Editorial
• A matter of ethics: in organizations where honesty and integrity rule, it is easy for employees to resist the many temptations today's business world offers
  by Dennis Blank
• Strengthening corporate governance: corporate leaders — executives, directors and auditors — need to work together now and in the years ahead to restore trust in public corporations - speech by Senator Charles E. Schumer - Transcript
• U.S. Governance faces opposition overseas - Update
  by Anne Scott
• A cosourcing success: plugging the telecom cash drain; telecom costs were soaring, and the chief operating officer demanded to know why. He tasked internal audit and procurement management to find the answer and to develop solutions to lower costs - relat
  by Catherine Oliven
• Regaining the public trust: two top business leaders discuss the deteriorating regard for corporate America and what can be done to win back the public's confidence - Peter G. Peterson - Henry A. McKinnell, Jr
  by Bruce W. Fraser
• New financial reporting guide released. . - Update - International Financial Reporting Standards: A Practical Guide - book review
  by Christina Brune
• Too much value added? An auditor takes the initiative to fix the problem himself. Was he adding value or overstepping his bounds? - Ask the Experts - internal auditors
  by Norman Marks
• Intention is key: auditors need to be resourceful and innovative in their investigation of transactions with related parties - Back to Basics
  by Frank R. Urbancic
• From every view
• IIA proposes new audit rules - Update - Institute Of Internal Auditors - Brief Article
  by J. Swauger
• Powerful semantics: why does the term "whistleblower" have such a negative connotation? Does being a team player mean ignoring any big organizational problems that may come along? - Fraud Findings
  by Courthenay Thompson
• Around the globe Saudi Arabia - internal auditing profession
  by Abdulrahman A.M. Al-Twaijry
• Auditors as Ethicists - In My Opinion
  by Mark Conrad Ledman