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Assurance: What is it?

Assurance: What is it?

In response to the ever increasing “speed of risk”, leaders in the internal audit profession advocate increasing the insight and relevance…
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10 Interesting books for Internal Auditors in 140 Characters or Less

10 Interesting books for Internal Auditors in 140 Characters or Less

1. Good Strategy / Bad Strategy
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Audit Ratings: Could we leave it to the experts?

Audit Ratings: Could we leave it to the experts?

The topic of ratings for audit work comes up relatively regularly with varying opinions across the profession on what is the best approach…
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Learning from Conway’s Law for Internal Audit

Learning from Conway’s Law for Internal Audit

Any organization that designs a system will produce a design whose structure is a copy of the organization’s communication structure. —…
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The IA toolchain #4 — I would have written a shorter report, but I did not have the time.

The IA toolchain #4 — I would have written a shorter report, but I did not have the time.

A Digital Audit Report
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Just because you can doesn’t mean you should.

Just because you can doesn’t mean you should.

Wise words from Dr Ian Malcom of Jurassic Park on scoping an audit.
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Read a Book #3 — Making Work Visible — Dominica De Grandis

Read a Book #3 — Making Work Visible — Dominica De Grandis

Making Work Visible is an awesome book that I read a few years ago and have recently picked up again. The central idea is that making the…
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A word about EVIDENCE

A word about EVIDENCE

I’ve been thinking do we really need all of the evidence we collect and document? I often feel we have convinced ourselves we are…
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A woman (or man) needs an audit like a fish needs a bicycle.

A woman (or man) needs an audit like a fish needs a bicycle.

Using the Jobs-To-Be-Done framework to design Internal audit products.
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The IA Toolchain #2 — Managing your product roadmap

The IA Toolchain #2 — Managing your product roadmap

See my first blog on the IA toolchain here
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