Strategic Audit ReportYou will write the Executive Summary section or the beginning of your Strategic Audit Report. The opening section of your audit report can easily be the most important part of the audit, can grab a reader's attention, and keep it throughout if written correctly; while a poorly written one can leave the reader guessing and confused. So, as you complete this section be descriptive, detailed, and use well-written language.Complete Your DeliverableProvided are the guidelines to complete this section:Write a summary of your strategic audit report.This section should be a review of the strategic audit’s findings. It is not to be a history of the firm, or what the firm does (you have already written this in the 1.5 - Strategic Audit Report: Select a Company and Introduction Overview (PLG1) assignment).It should be an overview of what is contained in the Strategic Audit Report and the findings.The Executive Summary is meant to sell your strategic report to your reader. Review the Strategic Audit Report Guidelines page for additional details on this course project.Submit Your ResultsThis section should be one (1) full page in length.The document should be double-spaced, with sources cited and referenced using current APA formatting, where applicable.

OPTION #1: ANALYTICS IN AUDIT AND TAX (USING EXCEL)You are required to complete both parts A and B.SECTION 1:Part A:Complete Lab 6-1 Evaluate the Master Data for Interesting Addresses (pp. 248 - 250) in your textbook.Part B:Your analysis should be written as an essay and include the following:IntroductionAnalysisHeadings - Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 (i.e., Part 1: Identify the Questions) – headings are shown in the Lab.Communicate your findings to the audit committee and then write a brief paragraph of your analysis in layman’s terms. (For example, what were the key findings from your analysis?)Conclusion.Submit your analysis as a Word document and submit any additional requirements noted in the Lab (i.e., Excel files, tables, etc.).SECTION 2.Part A: Complete Lab 9-1 State Sales Taxes and Create a Data Visualization (pp. 375 - 379) in your textbook.Part B:Your analysis should include the following:IntroductionAnalysisHeadings - Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 (i.e., Part 1: Identify the Questions) – headings are shown in the Lab.Communicate your findings to the tax manager – write a brief paragraph of your analysis in layman’s terms. (For example, what were the key findings from your analysis?)Conclusion.Submit your analysis as a slide presentation. Submit any additional requirements noted in the Lab (i.e., Excel files, tables, etc.).Your presentation should be 3-4 slides in length--not including the required cover and references slides or other requirements of the Lab--and conform to the guidelines found in the CSU Global Writing Center (Links to an external site.). Include at least two scholarly references in addition to the course textbook. The CSU Global Library (Links to an external site.) is a good place to find these references.Requirements: 3-4 pages

Globalization has created many opportunities for organizations. There are many advantages and ways to create value through outsourcing portions of one’s global supply chain. For each opportunity, there are also many ways for the project to run into problems.In your initial post, address the following:Identify one example of an organization that created value for itself through outsourcing part of its supply chain. Provide a link to one resource.Identify the benefit that occurred.How did this benefit help the organization create value? Who was the value created for—the organization, or the customer?