Impact of strategic audit on Jordanian industrial enterprises' efficiency
Ayman Mohammad Al Shanti, Majed Qabajeh, Mohammad Jebreel, Abdul Rahman Al Natour, Mohammad Alnaimat
Abstract
The purpose of this study is to investigate the influence of strategic audits on the performance efficiency of Jordanian industrial businesses. Using a descriptive methodology and a random sample of Jordanian firms and audit offices, the study emphasises the critical importance of strategic audits in resolving corporate problems and improving risk management. The research also highlights the link between good strategic audits and information systems. The paper recommends that strategic audits be aligned with corporate objectives, which organisations adapt to changing environments, and that administrative and accounting systems evolve. Improving human resources in internal control departments and employing holistic evaluation approaches, such as the balanced scorecard, are also advocated. Finally, the report stresses how strategic audits can improve the efficiency of Jordanian industrial enterprises by improving risk management and overall operational performance, while aligning procedures with the changing business landscape.