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The Compliance of Information Technology based on Multiagents Systems and the SOX Law

Wafaâ Bouab Bennani, Pierre Nlend, Adil Sayouti. Published in Information Sciences

The Compliance of Information Technology based on Multiagents Systems and the SOX Law
International Journal of Applied Information Systems
Year of Publication: 2016
Publisher: Foundation of Computer Science (FCS), NY, USA
Series: Volume 10 Number 9
Authors: Wafaâ Bouab Bennani, Pierre Nlend, Adil Sayouti
10.5120/ijais2016451545
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  1. Wafaâ Bouab Bennani, Pierre Nlend and Adil Sayouti. The Compliance of Information Technology based on Multiagents Systems and the SOX Law. International Journal of Applied Information Systems 10(9):8-14, May 2016. URL, DOI BibTeX

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Abstract

The governance of information system contributes, among other things, to ensure the governance of compliance for the benefit of corporate governance. The multiplicity and diversity of laws in the field of IT governance place information systems managers of SMEs-SMIs before a problematic of compliance obligation especially that the laws, which are now of international and national order, are subject to change, and sometimes may be antagonistic.

The objective of this work is to study the various options for an exhaustive integration of all the laws that deal with governance compliance whether national or international into a comprehensive, cognitive and evolutionary platform.

In this paper, we propose the integration of a modular and scalable multi-agent system that allows the laws to evolve within the governance platform.

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Keywords

Governance, IT Governance, CRM, Compliance, Multi-Agent Systems.