Chambers on Internal Audit

Relationships between audit committees and chief audit executives (CAEs) have become increasingly more complex as the risks facing organizations have become more diverse and dynamic. Indeed, […]

News of violent acts snuffing out the lives of innocent bystanders assaults our senses seemingly on a daily basis. Heart-wrenching events, such as last week’s deadly […]

Trouble is something most people avoid. With rare exception, the desire for safety and security is deep seated. The same holds true in business where often […]

​(First published on Nov. ​​16, 2015)​ This summer, I have been taking the opportunity to share blogs from my archives that generated a lot of interest […]

I was recently quoted in a Forbes magazine article on whether artificial intelligence (AI) could one day replace the internal audit profession. My message was that the […]

The origin of the expression, “the future is now,” is murky at best, but it is often incorrectly credited to Korean American artist Nam June Paik. […]

This summer, I have been taking the opportunity to share blogs from my archives that generated a lot of interest at the time they were published. […]

Researchers at the University of Duisburg-Essen in Germany recently released findings from a study that looked at whether internal auditors are swayed by the attractiveness of […]

Residents of the United States celebrate the nation’s Independence Day on July 4th. For most, the holiday provides an opportunity to enjoy a day away from […]

In a recent blog, I explored some of the sources of tension between internal audit and management. One member of the management team with whom internal […]