Agile Auditing

The event titled 'Agile Auditing' is set to take place in Las Vegas, United States. This course is designed for chief audit executives (CAEs), audit directors, managers, and staff within internal audit departments who are looking to transition to Agile auditing methodologies using the Scrum framework. Participants will gain insights into the Agile software development principles and how these principles can be applied to enhance the internal audit process, ultimately adding value in response to organizational disruptions and evolving risks.The course covers a comprehensive overview of Agile software development, including its history, values, and principles as outlined in the Agile manifesto. It will also address the compatibility of Agile auditing with the International Standards for the Professional Practice of Internal Auditing, dispelling common myths about Agile auditing's alignment with professional standards. Attendees will explore various Agile auditing iterations such as Agile Lean, Agile Lite, and Full Agile, recognizing the change management considerations and success factors necessary for effective implementation. Furthermore, participants will engage in practical exercises, including creating a project canvas and project backlog, and conducting a sprint retrospective ceremony, which will provide hands-on experience in Agile auditing practices.This course not only presents the advantages and disadvantages of Agile software development but also emphasizes the common benefits and value proposition of adopting Agile methodologies in internal auditing. The pricing for the course is set at $1,789, with members receiving an average discount of 28%. The audience reach for this event includes professionals from Pakistan, the USA, Egypt, and Russia, highlighting its international appeal and relevance in the global internal audit community. Overall, 'Agile Auditing' aims to equip participants with the necessary tools and knowledge to transform their internal audit departments into more agile environments, ultimately enhancing their effectiveness and efficiency in addressing stakeholder demands.