Internal audit is not alone in the race to acquire tech-literate talent. As the final installment of this three-part series on innovation and technology, this knowledge brief examines a number of facets of what can be called internal audit’s “tech challenge,” such as the struggle to build tech-savvy teams. It will also, through the input of selected industry experts, provide some best practices and strategies teams regardless of industry, budget, or function size can use to provide assurance and advisory services that can keep pace with technology’s accelerating and relentless march.
ComplianceApril 26, 2024
Innovation and technology part 3: Internal audit’s tech talent challenge
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ArticleComplianceApril 26, 2024Innovation and technology part 2: Staying on top of the organization's technology adoptionWhile adopting new technologies can bring risk, it’s also important to remember the dangers of failing to stay up to date on new tools.
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ArticleComplianceApril 17, 2024Artificial intelligence in auditing: Enhancing the audit lifecycleUsing artificial intelligence in auditing improves performance across the audit lifecycle.
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ArticleComplianceApril 10, 2024Innovation and technology part 1: Internal audit's role in technology assuranceHelp ensure that the organization’s overall approach to technology risk and the audit plan adequately address potential technology risks.
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Case studyComplianceJanuary 17, 2024Large insurance company gains efficiencies with TeamMate+ Data Exchange APIInternal audit teams will find greater overall success when enabling system-level collaboration to help address real or potential risks and stay consistently aligned with key stakeholders.
