“From the computerized financial audit of yesterday to the augmented audit of tomorrow, all technological innovations, past and future, have one thing in common: the predominance of human intelligence. ”
After a decade during which have followed one another at a frantic pace of deep and simultaneous transformations, the statutory auditor is facing, like companies, new issues and challenges.
In this new paradigm rich in opportunities, the audit must continue its transformation by exploring the three powerful levers at its disposal: technology, human capital and collective intelligence.
In 2021, where is the audit in terms of innovation? What will the audit (eur) of the future look like? How far can audit firms evolve and meet new client expectations without jeopardizing their independence? What if real reinvention involves people and the collective? Epic of an innovation in a regulated profession.
>> Read the article “What will the future audit (eur) look like?” »By Florence Sardas, Partner and member of the Executive Committee of Mazars in France. <<
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