Technology and audit quality

Technology isn’t just making audits faster and more efficient; it’s making them better, too.

PwC’s Wes Bricker lays out a quartet of ideas that support the Big Four firm’s audit strategy.

Experts and leaders in auditing name the innovations they think are having the biggest impact on the field.

KPMG's Scott Flynn dives deep into the future of auditing, and what it will mean in terms of technology, staffing and more.

A task-based approach can help auditors adapt to technological and demographic changes.

Audit committee chairs may not be fully able to grasp certain detailed comments from the PCAOB or respond appropriately on behalf of the company.

Auditing costs have been increasing in recent years, thanks to new accounting standards and corporate acquisitions, according to a study released Thursday.

One major difference between past audits and those of today are they are now being almost completely performed in a remote environment.

The chairs of corporate audit committees want to hear more regularly from auditors, but they’re also concerned about “over-auditing” and “over-documentation,” according to the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board.

Some leading organizations are taking the SEC’s cue and tightening up their filings to provide stakeholders with better clarity, focus and insight.