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Information Strategy: The Executive's Journal, 1998
Companies in which executives and top managers view the IS audit as a critical success factor often achieve significant benefits that include decrease in cost, increase in profits, more robust and useful systems, enhanced company image, and ability to respond quickly to changing market needs and technology influences.
Vasant Raval, Uma G. Gupta
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Companies in which executives and top managers view the IS audit as a critical success factor often achieve significant benefits that include decrease in cost, increase in profits, more robust and useful systems, enhanced company image, and ability to respond quickly to changing market needs and technology influences.
Vasant Raval, Uma G. Gupta
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Management audit of information systems
ACM SIGMIS Database: the DATABASE for Advances in Information Systems, 1989Periodic review of the information systems function is necessary to determine if costs are in line with services provided, if the users are satisfied with services, and if computer power is effectively used to meet the demands of management. The purpose of this paper is to propose and introduce a new concept: Management Audit of Information Systems. An
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Designing Financial Information Systems for Auditability
Journal of Management Information Systems, 1984Abstract:The auditing of results produced by computer-based Financial Information Systems requires that auditors be able to evaluate the internal controls of such systems. Because of the integrated nature of the components in current large systems, this has proven to be a quite formidable task.
Abe Lockman, Naftaly H. Minsky
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