The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, December 13, 2007

ACCOUNT SPEAK
Internal auditors should learn new skills
Internal auditors must move away from a traditional approach to auditing centred on an annual audit plan, and operate within a faster, more flexible scheduling and planning model. By adopting continuous auditing techniques they can provide more assur ance at less cost. More

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