Better, Faster, Cheaper: Streamlining Your Internal Audit: Iteration, Redefining the Scope, and Performance Measures
Overview
Better, Faster, Cheaper: Streamlining Your Internal Audit: Iteration, Redefining the Scope, and Performance Measures Overview
A successful audit requires effective audit planning, execution, and wrap up. This course is Part 4 of the Better, Faster, Cheaper: Streamlining Your Internal Audit course series.
Topics covered include iteration, redefining the scope, and performance measures.
Who Should Attend
Internal Auditors, Compliance Experts, and leaders in Internal Audit departments.
CPE: 3
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Welcome to Better, Faster,
Cheaper, streamlining your
internal audit, iteration,
redefining the scope, and
performance measures. This
course focuses on optimizing
your audit processes. We'll
explore the importance of
iteration, understanding how to
redefine the scope of your
audit as needed, and measuring
performance effectively.
This course is designed
for internal auditors,
compliance experts, and leaders
in internal audit departments,
providing essential knowledge
for improving your internal
audit strategies. Successfully
completing this course will
earn you three CPE credits.
So are you ready to continue
streamlining your internal
audits? Let's get started.
Learning Style
On Demand
Level
Intermediate
Includes
Assessment
Who this course is for
Internal Auditors, Compliance Experts, and leaders in Internal Audit departments.
NASBA Certified CPE
3 credits
Field of Study
Auditing
Length of course
3h
Advanced Preparation
None
7 Episodes
Here are the topics we'll cover
- Course Overview
- Iteration
- Redefining Scope and Performance Measures
Learning Options
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