Preparing for DoD’s Largest Audit Ever Performed with our Audit Readiness Webinar

2018 marks the 1st annual department-wide Audit in the history of the Defense Department.

Estimates suggest that the DoD is investing approximately $350 Million to perform this audit. Comptroller, Norquist stated that by Spring of 2018, “We will have over 1,200 auditors inspecting the Department of Defense from book to floor and floor to book.” Ensuring that all of the items that are in the Government system of record actually exist and can be produced when asked for.

The US Congress and the FIAR Mandate is holding the Defense Department accountable to achieve and sustain full Audit Readiness of DoD property, plant, equipment, operating materiel and supplies starting FY2018.

If there is one message to take-away from all of this is that Audits in the Defense community are here to stay. Is your organization positioned to succeed?

Audit Readiness Webinar

Join us on Thursday June 14th for an interactive webinar to learn how sustained audit readiness can be achieved in your organization. Also get the background on what the US Congress is looking for with the Financial Improvement and Audit Readiness (FIAR) Directive. Learn how FIAR will impact the Property Management community and why IUID compliance and inventory data accuracy are so important to this initiative.

Learn the steps that your organization need to take to be 100% audit-ready.
Sign up now for this Free webinar on Thursday, June 14th at 2pm ET.

Join us to learn…

Background on FIAR and why it’s important to anyone managing government property
Reviewing the roles of IUID, iRAPT and the IUID Registry
Why IUIDs and inventory data accuracy are so important
Steps required for meeting compliance to all government property reporting
Smart technology investments to automate your Property management systems

Featured Speaker:

Peter Collins, A2B Tracking President and CEO, has worked with many industries, including the Department of Defense, on Auto ID policy development and implementation. He has played a key role as a consultant to the DoD in the department’s effort to adopt the use of IUID technology in 2004. He received the ID Global Leadership Award in 2009 for his role in worldwide adoption of IUID, and is an active participant in IUID industry trade associations.