Special thanks to Alfredo Mycue and Susan Oballe for this valuable article on continuous improvement tools for government auditing.
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Auditors Save the World! Kelly Paxton
The superhero in this podcast episode of “Auditors Save the World” is Kelly Paxton, a fraud investigator with the heart of an auditor and a knack for uncovering the stories numbers tell.
Vendor Controls Prevent Theft
Charles Hall shares this article on how to monitor changes to existing vendors and understand the related controls.
Auditors Save the World! Laura Doud
Join us for this episode of “Auditors Save the World” as we honor the tireless efforts of Laura Doud, the City Auditor whose bravery and brilliance remind us that real heroes rise to meet the challenges others fear to face!
Key Controls
Thank goodness you don’t have to audit every control relevant to your objective, just the KEY controls!
Auditors Save the World! Joshua Gallion
From the windswept Great Plains comes a tale of bravery, integrity, and justice. Joshua Gallion is the auditing superhero on this week’s episode of the “Auditors Save the World” podcast!
Internal Audit KPI Metrics to Rock Your Audit Shop
Do you manage your audit projects or do they manage you? Internal Audit KPI metrics help you manage your projects, audit team and risk to rock your audit shop!
Auditors Save the World! Jon Taber
Our auditing superhero, Jon Taber, saved his company millions of dollars by investigating a simple question posed by the accounting department. Listen to his episode on this week’s “Auditors Save the World” podcast to see how he saved the day… and all that money!
The Critical Importance of Segregation of Duties
Featured guest author Charles Hall shares this article explaining segregation of duties and how can it be achieved by your audit team.
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