Civil offences

There are two pieces of civil law of particular significance to the audit profession; contract law and the law of tort. These establish the principles for auditor liability to clients and to third parties, respectively. Under contract law parties can Read More …

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MISM5104 MDA5104 OBJECT ORIENTED TECHNOLOGY KCA Past Paper

UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS: 2016/2017 EXAMINATION FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF SCIENCE IN DATA ANALTICS/MASTER OF SCIENCE IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT MISM5104 MDA5104 OBJECT ORIENTED TECHNOLOGY DATE: DECEMBER, 2016 TIME: 2 HOURS INSTRUCTIONS: Answer Question One & ANY OTHER TWO questions. Read More …

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Questionable payments

In some countries, business is often gained by bribing ministers or public officials or officers of companies or firms with whom one wishes to do business. Indeed bribery and corruption are a way of life in some business communities. This Read More …

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Minimising auditor’s legal liabilities

1) Limited liability to involve a contractual and contributory negligence limit. 2) Joint and several liability to be removed in favour of proportional liability according to name not ability to pay. 3) Lawyer of losing party to pay legal costs Read More …

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Stakeholder Involvement

Involving stakeholders in risk management practices is key since they may have input to risk identification and assessment processes. Some of the key stakeholders that may be involved include: 1. The B.O.D – Senior management is charged with managing the Read More …

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Disaster Recovery Planning (DRP)

It is a subsidiary of business continuity which focuses on advanced planning and preparation necessary to recover essential operations, sites, function, systems and resources of the organization in the event of catastrophic failure or disruption. Benefits of DRP 1. Identification Read More …

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