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DATE
Thursday, June 4, 2009
VENUE
The Omni
AGENDA
Registration
7:30 – 8:00
Forensic Fraud Detection:
8:00 – 8:55 PPT & Q&A
Break:
5 minutes
How to use IT Strategically:
9:00 – 10:00 PPT & Q&A |
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Contact Information |
Computer Solutions
Email: events@comsoltx.com
Website: www.comsoltx.com
Phone: (800) 531-3858
BKD
Website: www.bkd.com
Phone: (210) 341-9400
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The cost of fraud is mounting, but the good news is that there are some common types of fraud and perpetrator profiles. You can learn about warning signs, use electronic techniques to discover fraud and set up procedures to reduce fraud risk. These approaches will help you add shareholder value and grow your business in a constantly changing business landscape. Very often, it’s technology that’s the deciding factor in success or failure. We will discuss ways to be a peak-performing organization by exploring the role of technology – as simply a vehicle, not an end in itself – in meeting critical challenges. Click here to register. You can also contact events@comsoltx.com to register directly.
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| The Speakers |
Jeffrey R. Roberts,
CPA, CFE, CFF
BKD, LLP
Senior Managing Consultant
Jeffrey, a member of BKD´s Forensic & Dispute Consulting division, works with a variety of clients and organizations providing fraud prevention, fraud investigation and litigation support services. He has investigated allegations of improprieties within a variety of companies and organizations including publicly traded and privately held companies, financial institutions, cooperatives, governmental entities and not-for-profit organizations.
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Joel Patterson
Computer Solutions
VP of Information System Services
As Vice President at Computer Solutions, Joel Patterson, who joined Computer Solutions in 2005, is responsible for three primary areas of professional services: performance management, business systems, and information systems management. Prior to Computer Solutions, he was CIO for four divisions of World Oil and also helped create the specialized systems that took Experian Consumer Direct and FreeCreditReport.com from $65 million in annual revenues to nearly $700 million a year.
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