‘Audit in Action’: BDO partner shares data analytics journey
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Maria L. Murphy2020-10-01T19:42:00
Brian Miller, national partner of audit transformation and innovation at BDO USA, talked with Compliance Week about how the pandemic has driven adoption of technologies by BDO’s auditors.
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