By Steve Stanek, KnowledgeLeader contributing writer
Internal auditors face a problem common to many others in the business world: bigger responsibilities–but not-so-big resources. This is especially true in smaller internal audit departments, where resources are already sparse and growing responsibilities can stretch them dangerously thin. In this article, Joel Kramer, from the MIS Training Institute, discusses common mistakes made by small audit shops and provides suggestions on how they can do things right, using resources more efficiently.