About half of the companies that practice it also incorporate some automated elements, according to a new survey, though only a few companies have shed their manual processes entirely.
Half of U.S. companies now use "continuous auditing" techniques, according to a new survey by PricewaterhouseCoopers, and 31 percent of the rest have already made plans to do likewise.
"This may be the beginning of a significant change in the way internal auditing has traditionally been done," said PwC partner Dick Anderson, in a press release. A total of 392 companies responded to the survey.
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