Internal Audits
The end result of an internal audit is no longer limited to focusing on the processes and controls surrounding financial reporting. Internal audit now has a more strategic role. It can create value by identifying enterprise-wide risks, leveraging synergies, monitoring and providing early warning of new risks; and improving processes/ efficiency. JRP provides a platform to its clients to achieve more from the business by providing internal audit services of highest standard.
Risk Assessments
Risk Assessment is the identification and analysis of risks that influence the accomplishment of an organization’s objectives, and determining the risk management processes. Risk assessment involves determining the operating objectives, systematic identification of activities/ events that could prevent a business unit from achieving its objectives. At JRP, we aim at creating an analytical tool that maps out the potential alarming glitches and the preventive measures to avoid those glitches.
SOPs Development
Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) is a mandatory component of any business model. SOPs act as the process book that describes a set of procedures and protocols for a particular action. Standard Operating Procedures describe how processes execute as well as detailing the roles and resources that are involved in a particular process. At JRP, we take care of SOP development by creating it, reviewing it and periodically updating the SOPs.
Operational Audits
The JRP advanced and analytical audit approach focuses on internal control and operational process analysis to ensure maximum productivity and efficiency in the processes/ practices. We work to identify the areas of weakness that violate or have the potential to violate legislative business policies, regulations and legal requirements. The end result gives our client streamlined operations which are safe and generates high ROIs.
IS Audits
IS audit is an examination of the management controls within an Information technology (IT) infrastructure. At JRP, we conduct IS Audits in two phases. First by gathering information and planning; second by gaining an understanding of the existing internal control structure. A number of organizations are now moving to a risk-based audit approach which is used to assess risk and helps an IT/IS auditor to make the decision as to whether to perform compliance testing or substantive testing.