How advanced technologies may improve audit quality paid KPMG
, according to Steven B. Harris of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, improvements to the audit aren’t just incremental. Here are the primary tools auditors are using today and how they’re improving audit quality.There’s a tremendous amount of unstructured data, and it is growing in leaps and bounds.
The takeaway is clear: Technologies will augment the work of auditors and ultimately go a long way toward improving audit quality.
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