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Welcome to the new Internal Auditors World Wide Web.

We have updated the look of the site, reorganized our navigation, and made it easier for you to purchase books and other media resources.

Whether you are an auditing professional looking for other professionals in your field, a HR Executive searching for a qualified auditing or accounting professional, or a company looking to advertise on a web site with a global audience, the IAWWW has something for you:

Individuals:

HR Executives:

  • Review our current list of resumes
  • Post an open position

Companies:


The Internal Auditing World Wide Web (IAWWW) was conceived, at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center and Dartmouth College by John K. Peterson,  as a production prototype demonstration project.  The hope was that the IAWWW would be able to act as a warehouse of information and knowledge pertaining to the Internal Auditing Profession and Functions across all associations, industries and countries.

The purpose of the IAWWW is to provide:

  • On-line and real-time international communications
  • Real-time help and access
  • Ordered and focused access to the Internet
  • Dedicated capability for internal auditors
  • Facilitated professional exchanges without physical boundaries
  • An industry-specific audit repository
  • Non-filtered discussions and electronic conferences
  • Access to list of professional peers

The IAWWW is running on resources contributed by:

BITWISE INTERNET TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
22 Drydock Avenue, Boston, MA 02210
E-Mail: sales@bitwise.net
Telephone: (617) 261 - 4700 Fax: (617) 261 - 7788

 

 

 

 

 

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