STRATEGIC COOPERATION OF SUPREME AUDIT INSTITUTIONS OF THAILAND AND TÜRKİYE FOR DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION AND INNOVATION IN PUBLIC SECTOR AUDITING
Accelerating digital transformation has become a key priority for supreme audit institutions (SAIs) in order to increase their institutional capacity and to contribute more to the institutions they audit, the parliament and the public by strengthening their democratic functions. Effectively benef...
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| Language: | English |
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Turkish Court of Accounts (Sureme Audit and Jurisdiction Institution of Türkiye)
2025-03-01
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| Series: | Sayıştay Dergisi |
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| Online Access: | https://sayistaydergisi.gov.tr/files/5791_M1.pdf |
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| Summary: | Accelerating digital transformation has become a key priority for supreme audit
institutions (SAIs) in order to increase their institutional capacity and to contribute
more to the institutions they audit, the parliament and the public by strengthening their
democratic functions. Effectively benefiting from the transformative effects of new digital technologies is a strategic priority for both the State Audit Office of Thailand
(SAO) and the Turkish Court of Accounts (TCA), and they stand out among their peers
with the unique systems they have developed. Also, both SAIs attach special importance
to strategic cooperation to continuously improve their digital competencies and to
effectively benefit from the opportunities offered by new technologies, especially big
data analytics and artificial intelligence, in auditing. The study examines the successes
achieved by the SAIs of Türkiye and Thailand in the field of innovation and digital
transformation and the potential benefits of strategic cooperation to further advance
these successes. This study is distinctive in its focus on the enhanced efficiency
resulting from increased cooperation and joint action capacity among SAIs, which are
responsible for promoting digital transformation and innovation not only within their
own organizations but also in the institutions they audit. |
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| ISSN: | 1300-1981 2651-351X |