Análise de processos de controles internos e de TI no requisito de conformidade da governança corporativa: estudo de Caso SESCOOP/RS

Abstract

The adoption of good practices in corporate governance has benefited public and private organizations. Accordingly, parastatal entities, the legal form which is the object of this research, are urged to follow good management practices and adopt governance structures to establish, monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of internal controls. Therefore they comply with the required compliance in the matters of accountability and transparency. The objective of this research was to evaluate the contribution of the internal controls and IT in corporate governance, specifically in the aspect related to compliance. A new theoretical framework was created which's aligned to the compliance wherein the fundamentation of COBIT and COSO was applied in an environment in which the entities does not aim profit and is geared to the social service. The main findings show the processes are in a limited level of maturity and the internal controls are maintained in the face of constant audits. The lack of processes, systems and controls standardized and systematized was highlighted as a determining factor for maintaining compliance. Although compliance has a direct connection with the implementation of internal and external standards, there is a need to establish a system of corporate integrity.