Nonprofessional investor perceptions of the partial remediation of IT and non-IT control weaknesses: An experimental investigation

Tadesse, Amanuel F.; Murthy, Uday S.

doi:10.1016/j.accinf.2017.12.001

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“…In doing the research, a case-based experiment method with 2x2 between subjects and full factorial design has been chosen. Pontiggia and Virili (2010) and Tadesse and Murthy (2018) In conducting the study, two hypothetical cases related to management decision about RPA implementation on the bookkeeping process automation have been created. In the first instance, the management decides to automate the bookkeeping process and in the second one the management decides not to do it for at least two or three years.…”

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Accounting Automation: An Experimental Study

Stoica¹,

Feleagă²

2022

New Trends in Sustainable Business and Consumption

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Accounting automation and especially robotic process automation (RPA) has received notable attention from researchers in the past few years. This technology is known as the use of software bots to perform rule-based tasks, which are normally performed by people, such as bookkeeping. Drawing on the theory of reasoned action (TRA) and changing management, the present paper investigates the accounting practitioners’ behavior toward bookkeeping automation through RPA and the extent to which the work experience is a factor that influences this change. Data is collected through experimental cases, having accounting practitioners from Romania as participants. Results show that employees in the accounting sector are more open to automation in comparison to manually working, but the work experience is not an influential factor. Some of the explanations could be related to the respondents’ age and the companies where participants perform their activities. The originality of the study comes from the method used which is rarely used at the level of accounting research, although it could provide objective findings and leaves no room for interpretation. Findings could be of interest to practice as it shows that accounting practitioners are not an obstacle to automation, instead, they are willing to embrace the digitalization changes.

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Accounting Automation: An Experimental Study

Stoica¹,

Feleagă²

2022

New Trends in Sustainable Business and Consumption

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“…This study uses a case-based experiment as a research method with 2x2 between subjects and a full factorial design which is presented in the Figure 1 below. Experimental methods have been used in technology related studies, especially to identify how people solve a problem by using different tools (Kerr & Murthy, 2009;Tadesse & Murthy, 2018). Participants of the study have been randomly assigned to one experimental group.…”

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The accounting practitioner as a driver of digitalization pace

Stoica

Feleagă

2021

Proceedings of the International Conference on Business Excellence

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Accounting digitalization is a very important topic nowadays, not only for practitioners, but also for scholars and many different institutions. Digitalization influences the accounting profession through many ways, but the rhythm of digitalization firstly depends on people involved. Having that the accounting practitioner is the main actor in this field, it is very important to know how his behavior drives the pace of digitalization and whether his experience increases or reduces its rhythm. Using a case-based experiment with 2x2 between subjects and full factorial design, this paper examines the influence of the accountants’ experience and their behavior on digitalization pace. The findings show that Romanian accountants are attracted by digitalization and feel comfortable with this change. Although the results show that the work experience is a factor that influences digitalization changes, there was not enough statistical evidence to confirm the findings. This study contributes to accounting digitalization literature by showing how accounting practitioners react to digitalization change and how the pace of digitalization is driven by their behavior and their experience.

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“…IT makes patient treatment more accessible, faster, and more convenient. 9,10 In recent times, patients can access more medical facilities.…”

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Investigating the influence of artificial intelligence on quality management in healthcare centers

AlJarallah

2023

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Background: New emerging technologies enable healthcare centers to enhance their information technology (IT) infrastructure, which offers an opportunity to provide adequate services to patients. In Saudi Arabia, the government has initiated artificial intelligence-based technologies to increase productivity in organizations. However, recent studies demand innovative approaches for quality management in healthcare centers. In addition, there is a scarcity of techniques for evaluating the performance of healthcare professionals. Methods: The study intended to investigate the role of IT in quality management in Saudi Arabian healthcare centers. A set of hypotheses were proposed to identify the relationship between IT and quality management. A web-based questionnaire was used and interviews were conducted in the healthcare centers of Riyadh and Eastern provinces. A total of 233 healthcare professionals and management employees participated in the survey. A mixed-method approach was applied to evaluate the responses. Furthermore, exploratory and confirmatory factor analyses were used to draw insights from the data. Results: The outcome reveals a positive relationship between IT and quality management. Moreover, the thematic findings outline the importance of IT competence in healthcare centers. Conclusions: The study's findings can support healthcare centers to deploy valuable tools and techniques to improve the quality of service.

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Nonprofessional investor perceptions of the partial remediation of IT and non-IT control weaknesses: An experimental investigation

Cited by 8 publications

References 37 publications

Accounting Automation: An Experimental Study

Accounting Automation: An Experimental Study

The accounting practitioner as a driver of digitalization pace

Investigating the influence of artificial intelligence on quality management in healthcare centers

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