THE EVOLVING ROLE OF IS AUDIT: A FIELD STUDY COMPARING THE PERCEPTIONS OF IS AND FINANCIAL AUDITORS

THE EVOLVING ROLE OF IS AUDIT: A FIELD STUDY COMPARING THE PERCEPTIONS OF IS AND FINANCIAL AUDITORS

The study describes and contrasts information systems (IS) and financial auditors’ perceptions of the current and future role of IS auditing within the largest accounting/professional services organizations (the Big Five). We conducted a field study of 20 senior managers and partners among the then...

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