How are these audits performers and by who? Is it a one persons job or everyones job?

The use/evaluation phase will be useful in this process.

Who/ which department is authorised to carry out an internal audit within an organisation?

Use/Evaluation is a good criteria to maximize the efficiency of any organization.

using system auditing enabling you to use and to balance your account

In many systems monitoring methods are prescribed by external agencies -In this area a continual monitoring process should be in place to ensure that the system is producing accurate information. In systems where there are no mandatory audits required, often the company will create checks of its own to ensure the accuracy of information being produced.

Adaptation is one aspect that we should think about when we talk about system. There’s always something new that will come up along the way and in order for a system to cope up with growing change, then the company must re-engineer its system every now and then. Therefor the cycle starts again.

Audits of the system will be built into the standard operating procedures of the company.

Information Technology -> The Use/Evaluation Phase: auditing the system The Use/Evaluation Phase: auditing the system In many systems monitoring methods are prescribed by external agencies - for example, an accounts system would need to meet the Australian Taxation Offices standards in the reports that it generates, and in order to validate the integrity of the information produced. In many systems monitoring methods are prescribed by external agencies - for example, an accounts system would need to meet the Australian Taxation Offices standards in the reports that it generates, and in order to validate the integrity of the information produced. In this area a continual monitoring process should be in place to ensure that the system is producing accurate information. In systems where there are no mandatory audits required, often the company will create checks of its own to ensure the accuracy of information being produced. A common example of this would be a stock take where the stock levels on the shelves are compared with the information contained within the system to ensure accuracy. These audits of the system will be built into the standard operating procedures of the company.

Simply, auditing system is very important to ascertain the financial position of an organization. The auditing systems will be helpful to build standard operating procedures of the company. Course is fruitful.