Balance Scorecard Internal Audit1
Balance Scorecard Internal Audit1
Balance Scorecard Internal Audit1
Why
Internal Audit is like any other business
unit
Increasing requirement to report regularly
against agreed performance measures
Differing Approaches
Traditional Approach
Balanced Scorecard Approach
Traditional Approach
Typical Measures
Audit Plan Delivery
Timing of Draft and
Final Reports
Quality of Service
Financial Indicators
Pros
Cons
Measuring
the same
things
Peer
comparison
easier
Records the
past
Doesnt
consider
strategic
considerations
Stakeholder
Customer
Internal Process
Innovation, Learning
and Growth
Expectations
Perspective on IA Roles
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Perspective on IA Roles
MEASURES
Satisfaction Surveys
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Satisfaction Surveys
Risk Concerns
Requests
Complaints
CORPORATE
STRATEGY
Management/Audit Customers
OBJECTIVES
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MEASURES
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MEASURES
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INTERNAL AUDIT
STRATEGY
Innovation/Capabilities
Experience
Education
OBJECTIVES
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MEASURES
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Importance Levels
Improvements
Findings
Training
Repeat Findings
Certification
Savings
Reporting Relationships
Quality Assessment
Status
Customer Results
Efficiency
Effectiveness
People
Performance Indicator
Description
Current
Target
Current
Value
Last
Update
IA001_6a.1 Timeliness of
Audit Report..
100%
100%
Q4
2010/11
100%
93%
Q4
2010/11
100%
93%
Q4
2010/11
Indicator/Description
Measurement
09/10
10-11
115%
100%
Reporting
Issue of draft report after completion of
fieldwork.
100%
100%
Reporting
Issue of final report after management
response to draft received.
100%
100%
Quality
Customer feedback survey responses with
either a satisfied or very satisfied rating.
96%
96%
Quality
Number of actions implemented by due
date.
85%
61%
Quality
Number of audits completed within
planned time budget.
91%
85%
Next Steps
Agreement on approach and standard
areas for setting performance measures
Is there a need for Working Group?