Institutionalised

During innovation surges like the one being driven by AI, institutions often fail to keep up – acting more like historians after the event than war correspondents reporting in real time. Another case of auditors bayonetting the wounded? It doesn’t have to be. Here’s why and what to do about it. A colleague, Tom (often […]

Two Steps Forward, One Step Back

Why internal audit practice always lags and GRC snakeoil salesmen are alive and well  I turned 40 recently. And my work is making me feel old.  You see I’ve become that guy who says things like “back in the mid-90’s when we were rolling out CSA, we used to produce these great assurance maps…” or […]