How to Implement Audit Data Analytics

Auditors today have more data than ever — and more technology to help sort, query, and analyze that data. But the combination alone is not enough to magically create a high-quality audit. Auditors must know how to identify the right technology for their firm and how to adapt their processes to take advantage of the benefits the right tech stack brings.

Historically, the role of auditors has been to stand guard on behalf of businesses, investors, and consumers. It’s a role that carries a lot of responsibility. To meet those high expectations, many in the industry have come to rely on technological improvements that automate tasks, assess risks, identify anomalies, and perform other essential audit tasks.

How to Implement Audit Data Analytics

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