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Topic: Compliance Costs
Topic: Technology Markets
Topic: External and Internal Audits
Both internal and external audits of IT and regulatory compliance processes are often required
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We are seeing a unique sort of backlash against audit and auditors now. Where previously, people just threw bodies at the problem, then they narrowed the scope, now they are just picking up their toys and going home. I think 2008 and 2009 will see an increase in similar activity as many firms have already cut their scope and controls down to the bone to gain advantages in 2006 and 2007. Unfortunately, as we mentioned in this piece (http://brightfly.com/content/view/383/1/) and linked to a previous one, "audit inflation" continues as the big firms raise their per hour fees ahead of teh savings curve.