• Σχόλιο του χρήστη 'Χριστος Παπαδουλης' | 29 Ιανουαρίου 2013, 19:36

    Dear Sirs, The below is food for thought only and not a suggestion. Thirty years ago I worked at the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. There we had a section with auditors who audited the District's member banks. We, in Information Technology, developed a specific database to support their audit effort. Despite the fact that the technology was not at today's level, we were able to provide the following support: 1. Collection of all required information, including the results of previous audits, prior to the audit for their review. 2. Load all pertinent information on the then "portable" computers (about 10 kilos) that the auditors took with them. 3. Upon the return from the audit, the auditor(s) loaded the findings on their main computer so the entire department can have access to them. A summary of the audit data was loaded on the Executive Information System for the senior management. Let me know if you want additional information.