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Unprecedented technological and social change continue to disrupt the world around us. Governments face policy challenges that are increasingly complex, interconnected and often unpredictable. The old ways of working are no longer suitable: to be effec…
Case
“Innovate or die” serves as a stark warning to organizations to continually adapt or lose relevance. But what does innovation mean for the audit and oversight community? Without jeopardizing our on-going work, how can we embark on the journey to retrof…
Analysis
Facebook is one of the largest communication platforms but doesn’t generate its own content; it boasts some 2.2 billion users. The World Health Organisation uses TikTok to report on the COVID-19 by finding new ways to transmit messages to other stakeho…
Case
In this piece Linda Meijer-Wassenaar shares her ideas on using design-led approaches in audits, based on her own experiences as an external auditor who designs. Designers focus on what works, auditors focus on the truth: in other words, hum…
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