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Mobileye’s SeeQ® offers a compact and powerful processing platform for computationally intensive real time visual recognition and scene interpretation applications. The SeeQ® core processing unit includes the EyeQ™ - Mobileye’s powerful vision system on a chip, a High Dynamic Range CMOS image sensor, Flash and SDRAM memories.
Mobileye Case Competition Presentation All Materials PDF_WCWyatt A. Chartrand
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Mobileye's Forward Collision Warning application uses monocular image processing to detect the motion dynamics between the host vehicle and the vehicle in frontof it.
Mobileye’s SeeQ® offers a compact and powerful processing platform for computationally intensive real time visual recognition and scene interpretation applications. The SeeQ® core processing unit includes the EyeQ™ - Mobileye’s powerful vision system on a chip, a High Dynamic Range CMOS image sensor, Flash and SDRAM memories.
Mobileye Case Competition Presentation All Materials PDF_WCWyatt A. Chartrand
The document is a presentation by students analyzing the company Mobileye and its strategic path towards developing fully autonomous vehicles. It provides background on Mobileye's founding in 1999 and its growth, including becoming publicly traded in 2014. The presentation conducts internal/external analyses and recommends Mobileye partner with Tesla, retain premium pricing, and introduce a lower-cost aftermarket product. It outlines short, mid, and long-term implementation plans involving diversifying their product line, partnering with Tesla on autonomous vehicle research, and bringing a driverless car to market within 10 years through this partnership.
This document discusses various types of discrimination that can occur in the workplace, including gender discrimination through stereotypes about jobs, salaries, pregnancy issues, and sexual harassment. It also covers racial and nationality discrimination based on color and geographic origin, as well as age discrimination against both young and old workers, and other forms of discrimination based on sexual orientation, religion, appearance, and social status.
Mobileye provides advanced driver assistance systems using computer vision technology. It was founded in 1999 and has the largest artificial vision R&D center. Studies show their systems can prevent up to 90% of rear-end collisions by providing 1.5 seconds of early warning. Their systems include collision warning, lane departure warning, and intelligent high-beam control. Fleet operators and insurance companies have seen significant reductions in accidents and costs from using Mobileye systems. Their goal is to help reach zero collisions through continued innovation.
ACCA-IIA Singapore Seminar 2015 Part 5 InvestigationBillyCheuk
1. The document provides guidance on conducting internal investigations into potential fraud, including receiving allegations, evaluating evidence, investigation protocols, interviewing suspects and witnesses, and reporting results.
2. Key steps discussed include categorizing issues, conducting objective fact-finding, developing confidential investigation plans, collecting and preserving evidence, and providing recommendations such as disciplinary action or criminal prosecution.
3. The presentation emphasizes the importance of lawful, fair, and impartial investigations to avoid legal risks like defamation or privacy violations while still thoroughly addressing potential fraud issues.
ACC-IIA Singapore Seminar 2015 Part 4 Prevention and DetectionBillyCheuk
This document summarizes a seminar on fraud risk management and prevention techniques. It discusses:
1. Key principles of fraud risk management programs including fraud prevention, detection, escalation, investigation and correction. Fraud prevention techniques include preventive controls like HR procedures and authority limits.
2. Detection techniques that should be established like whistleblower hotlines and process controls to uncover fraud when prevention fails.
3. The importance of whistleblower protection plans, outlining why systems fail without anonymity, a supportive culture, clear policies and effective communication.
4. Legislative frameworks for whistleblower protection vary by country but most have legal protections and financial incentives to report fraud.
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This document discusses fraud risk assessment and management. It covers key principles of fraud risk management programs including fraud risk assessment, prevention, detection, escalation, investigation and correction. The fraud risk assessment process involves identifying inherent fraud risks, assessing the likelihood and significance of risks, and responding to reasonably likely and significant residual risks. It provides examples of fraud risks across different areas like financial reporting, misappropriation of assets, corruption, and other risks. It also discusses establishing a fraud risk assessment team and outlines the fraud risk assessment framework and process.
ACCA-IIA Singapore Seminar 2015 part 2 fraud risk governanceBillyCheuk
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The document then outlines principles and theories for establishing an effective fraud risk management program, including having a written fraud policy, conducting fraud risk assessments, implementing prevention and detection controls, and establishing procedures for investigation, corrective action, and monitoring. Key roles for the board, management, internal auditors, and all staff are discussed for building an anti-fraud culture and governance structure.
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Corruption was rampant in Hong Kong in the 1960s-70s, with illegal gambling, drugs, and vice establishments widespread. This led to public outrage and calls for reform, culminating in the establishment of ICAC in 1974 to curb corruption through education, deterrence, and preventing loopholes. ICAC utilized new anti-bribery laws and investigative tactics to successfully investigate and prosecute corrupt officials and syndicates.
ACCA-IIA Singapore Seminar 2015 Part 5 InvestigationBillyCheuk
1. The document provides guidance on conducting internal investigations into potential fraud, including receiving allegations, evaluating evidence, investigation protocols, interviewing suspects and witnesses, and reporting results.
2. Key steps discussed include categorizing issues, conducting objective fact-finding, developing confidential investigation plans, collecting and preserving evidence, and providing recommendations such as disciplinary action or criminal prosecution.
3. The presentation emphasizes the importance of lawful, fair, and impartial investigations to avoid legal risks like defamation or privacy violations while still thoroughly addressing potential fraud issues.
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This document summarizes a seminar on fraud risk management and prevention techniques. It discusses:
1. Key principles of fraud risk management programs including fraud prevention, detection, escalation, investigation and correction. Fraud prevention techniques include preventive controls like HR procedures and authority limits.
2. Detection techniques that should be established like whistleblower hotlines and process controls to uncover fraud when prevention fails.
3. The importance of whistleblower protection plans, outlining why systems fail without anonymity, a supportive culture, clear policies and effective communication.
4. Legislative frameworks for whistleblower protection vary by country but most have legal protections and financial incentives to report fraud.
ACCA-IIA Singapore Seminar 2015 Part 3 Fraud Risk AssessmentBillyCheuk
This document discusses fraud risk assessment and management. It covers key principles of fraud risk management programs including fraud risk assessment, prevention, detection, escalation, investigation and correction. The fraud risk assessment process involves identifying inherent fraud risks, assessing the likelihood and significance of risks, and responding to reasonably likely and significant residual risks. It provides examples of fraud risks across different areas like financial reporting, misappropriation of assets, corruption, and other risks. It also discusses establishing a fraud risk assessment team and outlines the fraud risk assessment framework and process.
ACCA-IIA Singapore Seminar 2015 part 2 fraud risk governanceBillyCheuk
This document discusses leveraging internal control processes to prevent and manage internal fraud. It begins by noting that internal auditors working with management can enhance effectiveness and efficiency in real time, while external auditors cannot help with fraud detection. Fraud is the result of material weaknesses in internal controls.
The document then outlines principles and theories for establishing an effective fraud risk management program, including having a written fraud policy, conducting fraud risk assessments, implementing prevention and detection controls, and establishing procedures for investigation, corrective action, and monitoring. Key roles for the board, management, internal auditors, and all staff are discussed for building an anti-fraud culture and governance structure.
ACCA-IIA Singapore Seminar 2015 Part 1 IntroductionBillyCheuk
This document summarizes a seminar on leveraging internal controls to prevent and manage internal fraud. The seminar will cover topics such as the fraud triangle of opportunity, motivation, and rationalization; red flags that can indicate fraud; duties and responsibilities of company directors; challenges of conducting investigations across jurisdictions; and the importance of computer forensics and data analysis techniques in fraud investigations. It will provide anti-fraud professionals with strategies and tools to strengthen internal controls and detect fraud risks.
Fighting Corruption: Changing the Systems and ProcessesBillyCheuk
The document provides background information on corruption and the establishment of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) in Hong Kong. In 3 sentences:
Corruption was rampant in Hong Kong in the 1960s-70s, with illegal gambling, drugs, and vice establishments widespread. This led to public outrage and calls for reform, culminating in the establishment of ICAC in 1974 to curb corruption through education, deterrence, and preventing loopholes. ICAC utilized new anti-bribery laws and investigative tactics to successfully investigate and prosecute corrupt officials and syndicates.
10. System Approach; Prevention & Detection of Fraud
inputs
• Internal Auditing
• Fraud Awareness
• Collection of
intelligence
• Compliance
• External Auditing
• SOX
• Fraud Risk
Management
process
• Collection of evidence
• Computer forsenics
• Interview of witnesses
• Confrontation with
suspects
• Report writing
• Presentation to legal
counsel
• Working with law
enforcement
• Co-operating with
disciplinary committee
of professional Bodies
outputs
• Admissible Evidence
• Fraud risks identified
• Fraudulent activities
exposed
• Remedial action taken
• Control environment
created
• Truth ???
11. Quality Control; How effective are we?
Fraud Prevention & Detection Program
Directors
INED
Internal
Auditors
External
Auditors
Institutional
Investors
People Organisations
Technical
Competence
Integrity
Judiciary
Executive
Legislature
Regulators
Law
Enforcement
Professional
Bodies
12. Effective
Doing the right
thing? Doing it right
Knowledge
Investigation
Experience
Efficient
Technical
Competence
Integrity
Reasonable
Proportionate
Accountable
Legal
Elements of
Fraud
Computer
Forensics
Litigation
Support
Cont….
17. Yesterday….
When I was young!
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CK
Cho
Peter Godber,
Former Chief
Superintendent of
Police
18. Lord Crawford Murray Maclehose of Beoch will
be remembered for a long time for creating the
ICAC in 1973 at a critical time when Hong
Kong's integrity was challenged
To combat corruption, good laws and good
organisation are essential, but I put my trust
principally in the services of sound men.
We have therefore decided, on the advice of
the Executive Council, to set up a separate
Anti-Corruption Commission under a civilian
Commissioner.
21. Want to know more?
ckcho@ckcho.com.hk
smilercho@gmail.com
22. • Live a good, honourable life.
• Then when you get older and think back, you’ll be
able to enjoy it a second time.
---Dalai Lama’s 18 Rules for Living Expanded
23. CK Cho
JUNE 5TH 2013
Who will watch the watchers?
Who guards against the guards
