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May 8, 2009

Abhaya Herika Consultants reappointed as IS Consultants to evaluate, functional and technical systems of Taxsmile.Com Income Tax On-line Web Application.

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  • What is Information Systems?
  • What is Computer based Information Systems?
  • What is the purpose of Information Systems Audit?
  • What are the different Types of Information Systems Audit?
  • What is Information Systems Assets?
  • What is Information Systems?

    The term information system (IS) sometimes refers to a system of persons, data records and activities that process the data and information in an organization, (in other words information system refers to people, process and technology) and it includes evaluting effectiveness of organization's manual and automated controls and processes.

    What is Computer based Information Systems?

    Computer-based information systems is the field of study for information technology, elements of which are sometimes called an "information system" as well, a usage some consider to be incorrect.

    What is the purpose of Information Systems Audit?

    The primary functions of Information Systems audit are to evaluate the system's effectiveness, efficacy and security protocols, in particular, to evaluate the organization's ability to protect its information assets and properly dispense information to authorized parties.

    What are the different Types of Information Systems Audit?

    Different authorities have created various taxonomies to distinguish the types of IS audits. Goodman & Lawless states that there are three specific systematic approaches to carry out an IS audit:

  • Technological innovation process audit
  • The aim of this audit is to construct a risk profile for existing and new projects. The audit will assess the length and depth of the company's experience in its chosen technologies, as well as its presence in relevant markets, the organization of each project, and the structure of the portion of the industry that deals with this project or product. organization and industry structure.

  • Innovative comparison audit
  • This audit, as its name implies, means conducting an analysis of the innovative abilities of the company being audited, in comparison to its competitors. This requires examination of company's research and development facilities, as well as its track record in actually producing new products.

  • Technological position audit
  • This audit reviews the technologies that the business currently has and that it needs to add. Technologies are characterized as being either "base", "key", "pacing", or "emerging".

    What is Information Assets?

    Information System Assets is categorized as:

  • Databases, system documentation, user manual, training material, operational support procedures, continuity plans etc.   
  • Software Assets
  • Physical Assets
  • Services
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