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  Management Audit helps management in the setting system and realistic targets. It is the method of determining the total efficiency of the direction from the top level to the lowest level. It was initially grown as a tool for investment estimation. It is popularly known as the name of operational management or efficiency Auditor. Functions of Management Audit Management audit is a complex and challenging task. It plays the following functions: 1. Management system audit finds out the objectives of an organization if such objectives are not set up. It furnishes guidance in developing the format and related instructions for each responsibility center's revenue and expense budgets. 2. It evaluates the overall objectives of an organization in small parts. It reviews or gives guidance in preparing complete statements of the performance standards and yardsticks for measurement applicable to each significant decision or performance area. 3. It reviews the organization's structure...

  Management System Audits such as inspection or examination of a process or quality system to ensure compliance to requirements. The term “audit” is generally known as a series of control procedures used to assess whether a management system’s processes comply with specific needs. First-Party Audits First-party audits, or internal audits, are typically performed inside a company to measure the strengths and weaknesses relative to its internal business objectives. Normally, the auditors performing the first-party audit will be employees of the enterprise. Second-Party Audits A second-party audit, or external audit, is usually performed at the request of a customer (or a company contracted to act on the customer’s behalf) on a supplier of products or services. The second-party audit ensures that the supplier does what it says it’s doing based on the contractual agreements. In this case, qualified staff members or employees of an outside consulting firm can perform a second-party aud...