Sentence examples for a digital audit from inspiring English sources

Deloitte's audit technology strategy promotes greater consistency and repeatability, which are part of the fabric in delivering a digital audit.

Their software can't necessarily counter last-mile corruption, but Segovia does have a complete a digital audit trail.

The company made the announcements at BoxWorks, its annual customer conference being held this week in San Francisco, Activity Stream provides a way to track your content in real time as it moves through the organization, including who touches it and what applications it's used in, acting as a kind of digital audit trail.

The latest ABC digital audit, released today, confirms that February 2013 was a record month for the Guardian's mobile site, attracting its highest ever level of traffic.

The latest ABC digital audit - released today - confirms that the Guardian website saw nearly 82 million unique browsers access the site in April 2013 - a record high.

Guardian News & Media (GNM) has today completed the launch of its new website to its global audience of 107 million unique monthly browsers (ABC digital audit, December 2014).

The latest ABC digital audit, released today, confirms that the Guardian website recorded its best ever web traffic in June 2013 for the fourth consecutive month, reaching over 84 million unique browsers for the first time.

The February 2012 ABC digital audit today confirms that the Guardian has recorded another web traffic record, with over 4 million daily average unique browsers for the first time.

Such payment systems - and the digital audit trails they leave - are also proving useful for governments tackling tax evasion and corporations combating fraud.

The mechanical licensing collective may commence an audit of a digital music provider not more frequently than once in any 3-calendar-year period to cover a verification period of not more than the 3 full calendar years preceding the date of commencement of the audit, and such audit may not audit records for any such 3-year verification period more than once.

This is probably because more people have suffered a digital loss than have been audited by the IRS — we all say "It can't happen to me!" until it actually does happen, and only then do we change our behaviors.