Data Analytics for Internal Audit

PRIMARY CONTACTS:
James B. Yard CPA, CIA, CISA,
Tony P. Ielase, CISA

Internal Audit organizations are focusing on how to use data to improve their role in evaluating and monitoring key risks and business activities.

In fact, most have this as one of their key strategic priorities for their function in the future. Evaluating data and building an analytics process can be a heavy undertaking requiring training, tools and expertise. Many organizations are in the early stages of integrating data analytics and continuous monitoring into their audit and business processes.

Internal Audit is in a unique position when it comes to data analytics and continuous monitoring, they can be used to improve audits but also become a resource for innovation and decision making for the organization.

Data Analytics for Internal Audit benefits

Whether you have started your journey or you don’t know where to start, we are here to help and be a partner.

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