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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Steven Mezzio , Meredith Stein , Vince CampitelliPublisher: De Gruyter Imprint: De Gruyter Weight: 0.443kg ISBN: 9783110755268ISBN 10: 3110755262 Pages: 301 Publication Date: 05 December 2022 Audience: College/higher education , Tertiary & Higher Education , Tertiary & Higher Education Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsReviewsUnlike any generation before in history, we have the know-how to design and build for the future and this book takes us on that journey of discovery and learning. . . . The authors have understood that our ability to question is perhaps the most powerful skill when working with the fast-paced world of tech. -- Jacqueline de Rojas, Non-Exec Director & Co-Chair, Institute of Coding, Merryck & Co. Limited Mezzio, Stein, and Campitelli have written a must-have, practical reference book describing industry, government, and academic cloud concepts, terminology, and real-world examples in plain, understandable language. They blend over 500 reference materials into well-organized, high-level discussions and expert advice related to governing enterprise-wide adoption, deployment and use of the cloud. -- Scott E. Donaldson, formerly at Johns Hopkins University and American University; previously industry CTO, CIO, and CSE; co-author, Building an Effective Security Program Unlike any generation before in history, we have the know-how to design and build for the future and this book takes us on that journey of discovery and learning. . . . The authors have understood that our ability to question is perhaps the most powerful skill when working with the fast-paced world of tech. Jacqueline de Rojas, Non-Exec Director & Co-Chair, Institute of Coding, Merryck & Co. Limited Mezzio, Stein, and Campitelli have written a must-have, practical reference book describing industry, government, and academic cloud concepts, terminology, and real-world examples in plain, understandable language. They blend over 500 reference materials into well-organized, high-level discussions and expert advice related to governing enterprise-wide adoption, deployment and use of the cloud. Scott E. Donaldson, formerly at Johns Hopkins University and American University; previously industry CTO, CIO, and CSE; co-author of Building an Effective Security Program Very interesting read. Highly recommended for those managing the complexities of data governance and cloud security. Peter C. Ekstrom, Instructor at The Lubin School of Business - Pace University (NYC) Unlike any generation before in history, we have the know-how to design and build for the future and this book takes us on that journey of discovery and learning. . . . The authors have understood that our ability to question is perhaps the most powerful skill when working with the fast-paced world of tech. -- Jacqueline de Rojas, Non-Exec Director & Co-Chair, Institute of Coding, Merryck & Co. Limited Mezzio, Stein, and Campitelli have written a must-have, practical reference book describing industry, government, and academic cloud concepts, terminology, and real-world examples in plain, understandable language. They blend over 500 reference materials into well-organized, high-level discussions and expert advice related to governing enterprise-wide adoption, deployment and use of the cloud. -- Scott E. Donaldson, formerly at Johns Hopkins University and American University; previously industry CTO, CIO, and CSE; co-author, Building an Effective Security Program Author InformationSteven Mezzio, Ph.D. is a results-driven business executive with experience spanning governance, accounting, auditing, financial reporting, Sarbanes-Oxley, COSO / controls, enterprise risk management (ERM), technology, and ESG. Steven is an Associate Dean, Professor of Accountancy and ESG, and Executive Director of the Center for Sustainable Business for the Lubin School of Business at Pace University in NYC. He publishes practice-oriented articles and speaks on a range of topics, including executive education, the cloud, robotics, sustainability, governance, internal controls, auditing, Sarbanes-Oxley, the future of work, and the future of accounting education. Previously, Steven was a Partner with PwC, serving in the Audit Practice, the National Audit Quality Group, and the Governance Advisory Services Practice. He also served as the Global Leader of Governance, Risk, and Compliance Services and Co-Leader of the Key Client Management Group for Resources Global Professionals, a NASDAQ-listed $1 billion company. Meredith Stein, CPA, has substantial and diverse experience in the domain of governance, including designing, operationalizing, and assessing governance structures, including ERM, COSO / internal controls, and external audits of financial statements. The design and deployment of governance-related executive education and training programs have been central to her various roles. Meredith works for the National Institutes of Health (NIH), a U.S. Federal Government agency. She improves program management and performance by organizing, aligning, assessing, remediating, monitoring corporate and program risk, and ensuring program integrity and compliance. Meredith is also actively involved in governance-related, learning and development initiatives. Previously, Meredith worked for the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation. Prior to that, she worked in KPMG’s audit and advisory practices as a manager where she conducted audits and led Sarbanes-Oxley and governance-related consulting projects. Vincent Campitelli is a practitioner with a specific focus on technology, governance, and risk management. Over the last 10 years, Vincent has focused on developing guidance and best practices for the adoption and use of all models of cloud computing and related emerging technologies such as AI, Big Data, IoT, and Blockchain. Vincent is a consultant to the president of the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA). He serves as an enterprise-wide cloud security specialist internationally, providing support, and advice on all aspects of cloud security, research, education, and practice guidelines. Previously, Vincent was a VP with McKesson Corporation, responsible for the creation, implementation, and centralization of the IT risk management and security function, including the design, development, and delivery of training associated with cloud service providers. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |