What are the best practices in qualitative surveys?

What are things we should avoid? (hint: there is one thing I do a lot on the podcast that is a big no-no)

Learn more about qualitative research:

https://drkriukow.com/

https://www.youtube.com/@qualitativeresearcher

French fries dipped in a frosty...

Peanut butter and pickle sandwich...

Merging Internal Audit and Risk Management in the same function. Does it make sense? Yes, no, maybe?

Join us for a thoughtful discussion on the topic.

Data Science is dead.

That's what Emmanuel Ikogho says, and he has a reason to say it. He recently participated in a Data Science competition only to find out that the winner...

Well, I'll let him tell you the story.

Article: https://medium.com/@emmanuel_ikogho/data-science-is-dying-heres-why-399f1e8ea013

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Let me know via LinkedIn!

If there’s a silver lining to COVID-19, it’s that most documents can now be digitally signed.

However, with new methods come new opportunities for fraudsters to exploit.

Listen to Jean Martina, a Professor and Researcher specializing in electronic documents and signatures, discuss the different types of digital signatures and how internal auditors can better equip themselves to detect fraud in this area.

Join us for the Audit Challenge Conference on October 8, 9 and 10.

The conference will cover various topics including Gen AI, machine learning, quantum computing, industrial metaverse, transforming internal audit functions, systemic global risks, and ESG, among others!

Want to join for free? Be one of the first 10 listeners to message me or Dominik Foerschler and answer the question:

audit-championship.com/en/conferenceseries2024

Are the topical requirements a good thing for the internal audit profession?

Hal Garyn argues they are not, providing three reasons against them.

Abbas Al Lawati disagrees. He sees benefits from the topical requirements.

Tune in for more details and insights on this important topic for the profession.

What are your thoughts?

Remove barriers and streamline the audit process from planning, scoping to fieldwork, reporting and follow-up.

Masterclass from Rupert Bamberger.

Data privacy is a big risk.

For practical advice on how to address these issues, listen to Debbie Reynolds, a Data Privacy expert and host of the Data Diva Talks Privacy podcast.

What should we do to avoid scope creep?

Listen to three practical tips from Leita Hart-Fanta.