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Joe Oringel

Joe Oringel is a Managing Director at Visual Risk IQ LLC, a risk advisory firm established in 2006 to help audit and compliance professionals see and understand their data. The firm has completed more than 100 successful data analytics and transaction monitoring engagements for clients across diverse industries. Visual Risk IQ LLC is a Tableau Alliance partner, and they have helped dozens of internal audit teams get up the learning curve with this powerful and easy to use tool for visual data analytics.

Joe has more than twenty-five years of experience in internal auditing, fraud detection, and forensics, including ten years of Big Four assurance and risk advisory services. He earned a BS in Accounting from Louisiana State University, where he took classes in their acclaimed Internal Auditing program. Joe later graduated from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, where he earned an MBA. He is a Certified Public Accountant and a Certified Internal Auditor and a past president of the Charlotte IIA Chapter.

  • Data

    Georgia Tech expands internal audit success with data visualization

    Joe Oringel December 16, 2019
    Using software from Tableau the Georgia Tech has improved the way they respond to allegations of fraud and abuse through a data-driven approach. In the following interview, Georgia Tech’s Chief Audit Executive, Phil Hurd, explains more about the program.
  • Enterprise

    How visual analytics helps audit and risk professionals shorten time to insight

    Joe Oringel May 21, 2019
    To prepare for a pivot to a self-service analytics model and to improve audit and risk analytics functions, we advocate that exploratory, visual data analytics be incorporated into your internal audit planning, fieldwork, and reporting. Having regular, repeatable—and automated—refreshes of your entire data population allows for continuous auditing and monitoring. In this blog, we'll share with you how to enhance query design and save time by automating recurring risk and audit steps for all of your data. We also describe the skills your audit team needs to execute effectively on these process changes. Read on to learn why incorporating data analytics and data-driven alerts throughout your audit functions, can advance your audit department's performance.