Behind the Datahttps://iaonline.theiia.org/2018/Pages/Behind-the-Data.aspxBehind the Data<p>​While organizational analytics can yield powerful insights, they may also be a source of risk.</p>Jane Seago1

 

 

Governance in Viewhttps://iaonline.theiia.org/2018/Pages/Governance-in-View.aspxGovernance in View<p>​Done right, corporate governance audits can generate great value for organizations.​</p>Doug Watt1
Taking the Lead on Blockchainhttps://iaonline.theiia.org/2018/Pages/Taking-the-Lead-on-Blockchain.aspxTaking the Lead on Blockchain<p>​As the technology behind Bitcoin finds new uses, internal auditors must assess how the risks may impact the organization. </p>Jamie L. Hoelscher1

 

 

Programmed for Fraudhttps://iaonline.theiia.org/2018/Pages/Programmed-for-Fraud.aspxProgrammed for Fraud<p>​A robotics expert allegedly gets caught up in three quite-human forms of misconduct.</p>Art Stewart0
Kickbacks in the Newshttps://iaonline.theiia.org/2018/Pages/Kickbacks-in-the-News.aspxKickbacks in the News<p>​Close relationships between clients and contractors make construction projects a prime target of fraud. </p>Art Stewart0

 

 

The Boring Audit Departmenthttps://iaonline.theiia.org/2018/Pages/The-Boring-Audit-Department.aspxThe Boring Audit Department<p>​Predictable audits that stick to the script and play it safe provide little value to stakeholders.​</p>1
An Appetite for Riskhttps://iaonline.theiia.org/2018/Pages/An-Appetite-for-Risk.aspxAn Appetite for Risk<p>​Internal audit departments may need to recalibrate to accept more risk.</p>1
Programmed for Fraudhttps://iaonline.theiia.org/2018/Pages/Programmed-for-Fraud.aspxProgrammed for Fraud<p>​A robotics expert allegedly gets caught up in three quite-human forms of misconduct.</p>0

 

 

Why IT Projects Failhttps://iaonline.theiia.org/2018/Pages/Why-IT-Projects-Fail.aspxWhy IT Projects Fail<p>​By understanding three key elements, internal audit can help improve the success rate of technology initiatives.​</p>Sam Khan1
Cyber Guidance Overloadhttps://iaonline.theiia.org/2018/Pages/Cyber-Guidance-Overload.aspxCyber Guidance Overload<p>​Internal auditors need to sort through an array of frameworks to audit cyber risks.</p>Daniel Pokidaylo0

 

 

Mapping Assurancehttps://iaonline.theiia.org/2018/Pages/Mapping-Assurance.aspxMapping Assurance<p>Internal auditors can use assurance maps to provide key insights to stakeholders and coordinate with other organizational lines of defense.​</p>Anne Mercer1
Your Personal Brandhttps://iaonline.theiia.org/2018/Pages/Your-Personal-Brand.aspxYour Personal Brand<p>​Building a professional identity, and promoting it effectively, can be vital to an internal auditor's career. </p>Nancy Haig1

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Three Reasons to Know Thyselfhttps://iaonline.theiia.org/blogs/jacka/2018/Pages/Three-Reasons-to-Know-Thyself.aspxThree Reasons to Know Thyself<p>​To succeed you have to understand yourself, understand your department, and then understand yourself just a little bit more.</p>Mike Jacka0

 

 

Can You Really Learn If You're Not Present?https://iaonline.theiia.org/blogs/Soileau/2018/Pages/Can-You-Really-Learn-If-You're-Not-Present.aspxCan You Really Learn If You're Not Present?<p>Internal auditors owe it to themselves to focus more on training sessions and put aside distractions when they attend conferences.<br></p>Laura Soileau0

 

 

Five Tips for Effective Data Visualization in Internal Audithttps://iaonline.theiia.org/blogs/Jim-Pelletier/2018/Pages/Five-Tips-for-Effective-Data-Visualization-in-Internal-Audit.aspxFive Tips for Effective Data Visualization in Internal Audit<p>The correct use of graphics can make audit reports more useful for stakeholders. </p>Jim Pelletier0

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From Emergence to Leadership: Part 1From Emergence to Leadership: Part 1t3dGdyZTE65YLvnllpgZcXJvwRbXxFtIhttp://cf.c.ooyala.com/t3dGdyZTE65YLvnllpgZcXJvwRbXxFtI/promo346621808Financial services auditor Seth Peterson explains how recognition as an Internal Auditor magazine Emerging Leader helped propel his internal audit career forward. To nominate a 2018 Emerging Leaders candidate, visit <a href="https://iaonline.theiia.org/misc/Pages/Emerging-Leaders.aspx">www.theiia.org/EmergingLeaders.</a>3/22/2018 2:15:15 PM3/30/2018 5:00:00 AMhttps://www.theiia.org/sites/auditchannel/Lists/AuditChannelVideos/DispForm.aspx?ID=143128
Communicating With Stakeholders: Part 1Communicating With Stakeholders: Part 1x0cWdyZTE6N6bMYEeltfCyKNrNuUqCIxhttp://cf.c.ooyala.com/x0cWdyZTE6N6bMYEeltfCyKNrNuUqCIx/promo345996694What information do internal audit stakeholders need most? Author and former chief audit executive Norman Marks explains how auditors can help the organization succeed by providing assurance, advice, and insight.3/22/2018 2:04:34 PM3/30/2018 4:15:00 AMhttps://www.theiia.org/sites/auditchannel/Lists/AuditChannelVideos/DispForm.aspx?ID=143130
Communicating With Stakeholders: Part 2Communicating With Stakeholders: Part 2w1c2dyZTE6uWyD_bsalY-C7lbNkZQFsYhttps://secure-cf-c.ooyala.com/w1c2dyZTE6uWyD_bsalY-C7lbNkZQFsY/3Gduepif0T1UGY8H4xMDoxOjBrO-I4W8Author and former chief audit executive Norman Marks describes the biggest mistake internal auditors make when communicating with management and the board, and offers insight on how to improve those communications. 3/22/2018 2:08:14 PM3/30/2018 4:10:00 AMhttps://www.theiia.org/sites/auditchannel/Lists/AuditChannelVideos/DispForm.aspx?ID=143129