Technical Audit (TA) is an audit performed by an auditor, engineer or subject matter expert evaluates deficiencies or areas of improvement in a process, system or proposal. Technical audit covers the technical aspects of the project implemented in the organization
Objectives of Technical Auditing
- The technical operations are being performed as per requirement.
- Sound framework of control is in place to sufficiently mitigate the potential risk.
- The procured technical equipment is technically suitable for the purpose.
- Authority and responsibility for operating activities are assigned properly.
- Information system is adequate to provide assurance of operating activities being performed properly.
Concentration of Technical Auditing
Planning & Design
- Procurement or Purchase
- Implementation
- Impact of Project
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Procurement
Purchase
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Implementation |
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Impact of Project |
- Need analysis & Demand analysis
- Technical Specification preparation and authorization
- Quality Assurance and Experience of Supplier required in the project
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- Compliance with Financial Manual
- Independent evaluation of received proposal.
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- Timely completion of project
- Provision of liquidity damage in case of delay in project completion.
- Acceptance Test Report
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- Reduction in operation cost or improvement in operation.
- Increase market share
- Improvement in Key Performance Indicator (KPI)s
- Increase customer loyalty or decrease customer churn
- Increase Revenue of the company.
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Benefits of Technical Auditing
- Improvement in internal control systems to mitigate the potential risk
- Improvement in the quality of service.
- Assurance of Revenue.
- Transparent and cost effective procurement of goods and services.
- Completion of project on time.
- Reduction of project cost and annual operating cost.
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