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Internal information technology audit process quality: Theory development using structured group processes
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DOI：10.1016/j.accinf.2012.12.001.png)
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A theoretical framework of the internal information technology audit (ITA) process is developed by collecting data from multiple sources using structured group processes. A series of nominal group processes involving information technology auditors, ITA managers, and financial auditors from three different internal audit organizations was performed to generate source data. This data was then coded and analyzed using a constant comparison approach to identify the codes, indicators, concepts, and relationships included in the theory. The results reveal 26 concepts organized into six categories: Audit Organization, Client Organization, Enterprise Environment, Process and Methodology, Target Process or System, and Audit Personnel. Based on the data and the concepts identified ten propositions are suggested. The results are then compared with prior research. (c) 2012 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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Information technology audit
Process quality
Field study
Theory development
Group process research
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