THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE GLOBAL STUDY EVER CONDUCTED ON THE INTERNAL AUDIT PROFESSION
The IIA’s 2010 Global Internal Audit Survey Reports, a Component of the CBOK Study
In 2010, The IIA Research Foundation’s Common Body of Knowledge (CBOK) Study conducted its second global survey in 22 languages from over 13,500 practitioners in more than 107 countries. Five reports have been released culminating in the most comprehensive study providing perspectives on global internal audit practices, trends, and insights as a practical resource for internal audit strategic planning and decision-making.
Four of the five reports are now available as free downloads for members (Visit www.theiia.org/bookstore)
Now Available
- Characteristics of an Internal Audit Activity- examines the demographics and other attributes of the worldwide population of internal auditors and what this means for the internal audit profession.
- Core Competencies for Today’s Internal Auditor- defines the attributes of an effective internal audit activity and what internal auditors really need to know to perform their jobs with due care while adding value to their respective organizations.
- Measuring Internal Auditing’s Value - focuses on the value of internal auditing under dynamic business conditions by presenting the key elements, criteria, and drivers of the value delivered by an internal audit activity and what needs to be done to maintain the profession’s continuing relevance.
- What’s Next for Internal Auditing? - provides forward-looking insight identifying perceived changes in the roles of the internal audit activity over the next five years, changing stakeholder expectations, and what internal auditing must do to adapt itself in a resilient fashion.
Click here to download a copy of the entire survey including the answer options.
The IIARF CBOK Study is solely funded by the William G. Bishop III, CIA, Memorial Fund.
Learn more about The IIA’s Global Internal Audit Survey.
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