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Liz Fisher "The XBRL engine builds speed: governments and regulators see interactive data as the key component in the global financial reporting machine, but companies and internal auditors have been slow to plug in". Internal Auditor. FindArticles.com. 29 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m4153/is_4_65/ai_n30928234/

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Articles in August, 2008 issue of Internal Auditor

• Everybody's business
  by David Salierno
• A higher purpose
• Experience shows otherwise
• Knowledge reinforcement
• Real-life implications
• COSO document covers internal control monitoring
  by T. Mccollum
• Organizations underestimate first-time IFRS conversions
  by D. Clemmons
• Few governments enforce foreign bribery prohibition
  by S. Scharf
• FDIC publication examines turbulent financial markets
  by A. Cain
• The high cost of misunderstandings
  by D. Clemmons
• EC issues recommendation on limiting auditor liability
  by T. Mccollum
• PCAOB adopts audit firm reporting rules
  by A. Cain
• Risk responsibilities; By engaging in several key activities, internal auditors can play a valuable role in the organization's risk management efforts
  by Peter Stokhof
• Project checkup; Periodic health checks can guide a systems implementation project along the narrow path to success
  by Daryl Njaa
• The technology imperative
• Top tech priorities: internal audit practitioners weigh in on a recent survey-based ranking of IT initiatives turning the gears at today's businesses
  by Russel A. Jackson
• It skills for internal auditors; As technology plays a greater role in how organizations are monitored and controlled, internal auditors need to develop the basic IT knowledge to do their job
  by Philip Smith
• More than a slogan
• Adding risk back into the audit process: risk assessment results can help focus internal audit efforts on the areas that need them most
  by Jim Pelletier
• High noon in Tombstone Inc
  by J. Michael Jacka
• The three dimensions of fraud: auditors should understand the needs, opportunities, and justifications that lead individuals to commit fraudulent acts
  by Hernan Murdock
• Mending broken controls; An audit manager and his team consider their next steps to close a control gap in the organization's accounts payable function
  by Eelco R. Van Wijk
• Stealing funds for a nest egg; An executive assistant uses a corporate credit card, gift checks, and an online payment account to embezzle US $1.5 million
  by Paul C. Sutphen
• Risk Management-based auditing; A new guidance framework can help enhance auditors' contributions to organizational governance
  by Paul Sobel
• The gold standard
  by Donna L. Crowe
• The XBRL engine builds speed: governments and regulators see interactive data as the key component in the global financial reporting machine, but companies and internal auditors have been slow to plug in
  by Liz Fisher
• Moving toward continuous auditing: establishing audit priority areas can lead to a more effective continuous audit process
  by Carlos Elder Maciel De Aquino
• Survey highlights IT risks
  by T. Mccollum