8. False positives - solutions to #3 of the 5 most commonly cited data in audit challenges

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This is part 4 of a 6-part series.
In the first episode, we discussed the 5 most commonly cited data in audit challenges. In this episode, we discuss solutions to the 3rd challenge - false positives.
The five items are:

Access to data - you can't get all the data, or you can't get it quickly enough.
Low value - the analysis doesn't provide new insights.
False positives - too many of them; results are overwhelmingly noisy, distracting your focus.
Superficiality - the results are not deep enough to properly understand and refine the problems or to provide opportunities for improvement.
Reporting - the results are not available in time for reporting, the report is not tailored to the audience.

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8. False positives - solutions to #3 of the 5 most commonly cited data in audit challenges

Auditing with data: for Performance Auditors and Internal Auditors that use (or want to use) data

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Access to data - you can't get all the data, or you can't get it quickly enough.
Low value - the analysis doesn't provide new insights.
False positives - too many of them; results are overwhelmingly noisy, distracting your focus.
Superficiality - the results are not deep enough to properly understand and refine the problems or to provide opportunities for improvement.
Reporting - the results are not available in time for reporting, the report is not tailored to the audience.

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