Publications & Presentations

Fred Travis is a noted expert in the risk management field. He has published a number of articles on key topics, such as Sarbanes-Oxley compliance, and has been a featured speaker at many industry conferences and events. Please feel free to review the samples of his work listed below. For more information, Contact Fred Travis today.

Managing E-Discovery Risks

What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You!

Practical Steps for Risk Managers to Gain Control of Electronically Stored Information Before and During Litigation

Presentation at REBEX Conference, October 2008

Data Risk—Why RMIS Data Quality is So Important

Without high quality RMIS data, it can be impossible to "See the Forest for the Trees." This article briefly summarizes why RMIS data quality is important, sources of quality problems, and some ways to enhance RMIS data quality.

Created for Shelter Island, April 2008

Practical Risk Mapping

This presentation was given at the MAPI Risk Council in 2007.

Few risk managers join SOX compliance efforts

Fred Travis is quoted as expert in this article by Sally Roberts.

Source: BusinessInsurance.com, August 2007 (link: http://www.businessinsurance.com/article/20070819/ISSUE01/100022761)

Sarbanes-Oxley Basics for Risk Managers—Controls for TPA Services

This White Paper is a publication of Shelter Island Risk Services, a subsidiary of Gallagher Bassett Services, Inc. The White Paper series is designed to examine current and emerging issues that impact the field of Risk Management. For more information about Shelter Island, and to access our archive of past publications, please visit www.shelterislandrisk.com.

April 2006 White Paper written by Fred Travis

Sarbanes-Oxley Basics for Risk Managers - Controls for TPA Services

RIMSTech Bulletins are published periodically by the Technology Advisory Council (TAC) to outline technology issues of interest to risk managers. They are not intended to endorse specific products or services. RIMS provides the information in these bulletins as a benefit and service to its members. RIMS makes no representations about the accuracy or suitability of the information for any purposes.

March 2006 Bulletin written by Fred Travis