An audit is a process in which an independent auditor examines the functioning of a given area. It obtains irrefutable evidence of how the area works and reveals discrepancies that hinder the achievement of the area's goals or other mission. You may meet with auditors in the areas of finance, processes, management, lean manufacturing, 5S, information security (cyber security), communications, marketing, etc. There is a big difference between external audit and internal audit. Internal auditors should rather help "their colleagues", than just pointing out the errors in the form of findings or discrepancies.
Audit - auditor, supervisor
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Audit workflow automation - case study
Audits, as an important part of the control and development of organizations, are familiar to all of us. There are a number of them, from audits of management systems, information security, health and safety, to audits of an operational nature, such…
Personnel and capacity audit or model of effective job position?
Personnel and capacity audits are usually approached after management has felt that the organization is not operating effectively. Especially in large corporations where there is a high level of administration, auditing is a common tool. Just the…
Process Audits
Internal audits are indispensable for retroactive verification of management systems according to the international standards of ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and other. Audits can significantly make for enhancement of efficiency, if…
The story of auditing – an audit fiasco
An audit of quality is not just about how familiar one is with all those paragraphs of a specific standard, but, mainly, about communication, collaboration and an added value it will bring the company. The story of fiasco is a travesty of…
TDS CERT „knows how to certify ISO with a human face“…
TDS CERT asserts, though, unlike many others, „they know how to certify ISO with a human face“ and they fully stand up to numbers of both domestic and foreign competitors, where the quality of service, on the one hand, needs to be…