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Data analytics: questions, challenges and the analysis process
Higher education internal audit back-to-basics video series
Data analytics in internal audit is a growing trend in higher education.
Explore the data analytics process with Baker Tilly’s higher education risk advisory specialist. In this quick video, we discuss the five steps of a successful data analytics process, types and sources of data to include in analysis, questions to consider, key hurdles and approaches to address challenges.
The video features the following:
- The importance of working with good, reliable data
- Applying best practices to check for data quality
- Following an effective data analysis process
Our higher education data analytics specialist answers three key questions:
- What questions should institutions ask before starting data analysis?
- What are the challenges associated with data analytics in higher education?
- What types of data should be part of analysis?
Meet the presenter:
- William Hoffer, Manager, Higher Education Risk Advisory
Does your institution need assistance implementing an efficient internal audit data analytics process? For more information, or to learn how Baker Tilly can help, contact our team.
Higher education internal audit back-to-basics
Catch up on the first three videos in our higher education series. Look out for our next episode on human resources and payroll!
Procurement risks and controls
The first episode of our internal audit back-to-basics video series delves into defining internal control and higher education procurement risks, while highlighting key components of the procurement cycle.
Student accounts and financial aid
The second episode of our higher education internal audit back-to-basics video series focuses on student account management, highlighting key risks associated with financial aid and audit approach.
Gifts and advancement
The third episode of our higher education internal audit back-to-basics video series discusses the gift management lifecycle, highlighting key risks and best practices.
