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AI Search Is a Zero-Sum Game for Hotels: The Traveler Already Exists. Who Gets the Booking?

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By Richard Chambers
| Hotel Online Verified
By Richard Chambers For more than two decades, hotels have competed for travelers across a familiar digital landscape: Google search, paid advertising, online travel agencies, metasearch, brand websites and loyalty programs. AI is changing that landscape quickly.
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NYSE Wants Five Years Before Internal Audit. That’s Too Long!

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By Richard Chambers
| richardchambers.com
One of my great regrets from my years as president and CEO of The Institute of Internal Auditors is that we never persuaded either major U.S. stock exchange, or the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), to require every publicly traded company to have an internal audit function. I took comfort in knowing the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) required it. Now, that requirement is weakening.
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The Perils of Drive-By Audits: 5 Signs They Aren’t Adding Value

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By Richard Chambers
| richardchambers.com
Over the years, I have written extensively of the need to improve the timeliness of internal audit results. At the same time, I have cautioned about the opposite phenomenon: “drive by audits.” This is my term for superficial audits or reviews that don’t address significant risks and are largely an exercise of form over substance. For years, I taught accounting during evening courses at a local university.
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