This week, Protiviti is joining the best and brightest thought leaders from Fortune 500 companies at The Institute of Internal Auditors’ 2017 General Audit Management (GAM) Conference in Orlando, FL. For nearly 40 years, GAM has been the premier experience for internal audit leaders to explore emerging issues and exchange leading practices for positive outcomes. The theme for the 2017 conference is Fostering Risk Resilience. Two Protiviti leaders, Brian Christensen and Jordan Reed, will be conducting panel discussions on stakeholder expectations and the Internet of Things, respectively. We are covering these events and more from the conference here on our blog and on Protiviti’s social media platforms. Subscribe to our blog and follow us on Twitter for timely podcasts and analysis of this year’s conference topics.
On Day 2 of the conference, Protiviti Managing Director Jordan Reed shared some thoughts on the panel discussion titled “The Internet of Things: What Does This Mean to Internal Audit?” Jordan led the panel together with Jeff Rowland, Vice President, Audit Services at USAA. Below in Jordan’s own words are highlights from the discussion. For more on why the Internet of Things matters, and the risks and expectations arising from it, read the recently published Protiviti white paper (download).
Also hear Protiviti Managing Director and The Protiviti View blog host Jim DeLoach share his view on stakeholder expectations as reflected in the Global Internal Audit CBOK Stakeholder Study.
Finally, Protiviti Managing Director Matt McGivern discusses the current state of data analytics in internal auditing, including findings from Protiviti’s latest internal audit survey. Listen below.
