BLOCKCHAIN AUGMENTED AUDIT – BENEFITS AND CHALLENGES FOR ACCOUNTING PROFESSIONALS

The accounting profession, and specifically the attestation and assurance branches of the profession, appear to be in the midst of a technological transformation. Increasing stakeholder pressures, the digitization of ever increasing amounts of information, automation of entry level procedures, and t...

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Auditing
Audits
Big Data
Blockchain
Data analysis
Data collection
Digitization
Information systems
Internal auditors
International finance
Technology
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