Internal Controls and Project Management Training Day 2025
May 8th, 2025
8:30-12:30 P.M.
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At the end of the session, you will be able to:
Project Management – Practices, Process, and Metrics
- Identify methods and tools used in IT project management
- Discuss key principles of Project Management
- Identify core phases of Project Management Activities
- Define core System Development Life Cycle components and methods
- Review critical “tools” and audit areas
- Determine how to leverage and incorporate Project Management into audit cycle(s)
Internal Controls
- Recognize what internal control activities could have been in place to prevent fraud risks from occurring or detect the malfeasance earlier
- Describe the importance of the tone at the top
- Identify examples of why internal controls fail
- Identify how to apply internal control best practices within their organization
Schedule
8:30-8:35 A.M. Welcome, housekeeping, including CPE info on how to obtain GIB credits, Introductions
8:35-10:15 A.M.– Project Management - Practices, Process, and Metrics
Instructed by Jim Kreiser
Discuss key principles and identify core phases of project management. Review critical tools and audit areas and determine how to leverage and incorporate project management into audit cycle(s).
10:15-10:30 A.M. Break
10:30-12:10 P.M.– Internal Controls
Instructed by Brent Warner
Identify key components of financial procedure and governance, including elements of Green Book requirements and risk/control implications over financial governance and reporting. Implement policies and governance regarding critical financial functions and operating units.
12:10-12:15 P.M.- Closing
Who should attend this program: Accounting and audit professionals
CPE
Prerequisites: None
Program level: Overview
Advance preparation: None
Delivery method: Group Internet Based
Recommended CPE: 4 Credits (2 Credits Auditing (Governmental);2 Credits Management Services)
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