A comparative analysis of remote auditing in Albania: How it affects the quality of enterprise auditing

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.33422/worldcme.v1i1.592

Keywords:

remote auditing, technological infrastructure, audit communication, Albania

Abstract

This paper conducts an extensive examination to explore the impact of remote auditing on audit quality. It aims to ascertain whether remote audit processes can match or exceed the standards set by traditional on-site audits. The study encompasses various remote audit methods, advantages, and challenges. The study employs a mixed methods approach, gathering and analyzing data through both quantitative measures and qualitative techniques. This includes surveys directed at audit professionals to glean insights into remote auditing and its effects on audit quality. Survey findings are analyzed according to a balance scorecard. The findings indicate that remote auditing has the potential to deliver high-quality audits but requires robust technological infrastructure, effective communication channels, and rigorous data protection protocols.

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Author Biography

Gentjan Shaqiri , University of Tirana, Albania

Dr. Shaqiri is currently a senior lecturer and researcher on Leadership and Entrepreneurship at the Department of Management, Faculty of Economy, University of Tirana. He graduated from the prestigious University of La Sapienza, Rome, Italy with a Master of Science, and a bachelor’s degree in business administration.

Dr. Shaqiri brings over 10 years of international professional experience in delivering high-level management training on leadership to corporations and various donor organizations. In addition, Dr. Shaqiri has been actively involved in major projects related to educational reforms in the Western Balkan region as well as invited guest lecturer to several European universities.

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Published

2024-10-01