Research Handbook on Accounting and Information Systems 1st Edition By Julia A. Smith
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The Research Handbook on Accounting and Information Systems (1st Edition), edited by Julia A. Smith and published by Edward Elgar Publishing (2024), covers the shifting role of accountants and the management of financial and non-financial data. Comprising 17 chapters, the handbook blends literature reviews, empirical fieldwork, and theoretical frameworks. [1, 2]
The text is organized into distinct functional parts covering the following core themes and topics: [1, 2]
1. Introduction to Accounting and Information Systems
- The Evolution of the Field: Sets the stage for how emerging technologies change the ways data is processed and analyzed by modern organizations. [1, 2]
2. Planning and Design in Information Systems Research
- Management Accounting Change: How modern organizations adapt their internal systems alongside technical updates.
- Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP): The application of ERP frameworks specifically for driving standardization and organizational control. [1, 2]
3. Using Information for Managerial & Investment Decisions
- Alternative Funding Platforms: Strategic deployment and optimization of information for equity crowdfunding and venture capital decisions.
- Intangible Valuation: Utilizing non-accounting data formats, such as patent data, to drive financial insights. [1, 2, 3]
4. Controlling and Managing Behavior and Performance
- System Deployment: Development and execution of advanced costing systems.
- Contextual Systems: Implementation across varied corporate actions like mergers and acquisitions (M&A), alongside tracking behavior in government and healthcare sectors. [1, 2]
5. Practical Applications of AIS Research
- Auditing and Reporting: The impact of information platforms on shaping formal audit opinions.
- Sector Applications: Utilizing digital infrastructure across public services and entrepreneurship. [1]
6. Modern Technological Developments
- Artificial Intelligence (AI): Deep dives into integrating AI architectures within corporate accounting, accompanied by analysis on the future outlook of the workforce. [1]
- Cloud Computing & Remote Management: Shifting toward internet-based management control mechanisms and their broader socio-technical impacts. [1, 2]
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