2021
DOI: 10.11144/javeriana.cc22.sicp
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Sistemas de informações contábeis: proposição de um modelo de avaliação dos fatores críticos de sucesso

Abstract: Esta pesquisa propõe um modelo composto por dez fatores críticos oriundos da literatura, e uma seleção de variáveis para avaliar o sucesso dos Sistemas de Informações Contábeis (SIC) nas Empresas Prestadoras de Serviços Contábeis (EPSC) do Brasil. A seleção das variáveis foi realizada seguindo o método Delphi em duas rodadas com 30 especialistas em SIC, contemplando empresas desenvolvedoras e usuários de SIC. Na primeira rodada, os especialistas sugeriram 75 variáveis críticas de sucesso e insucesso. Na segund… Show more

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“…Slone (2006) investigated the dependency relationship between organizational benefits and information quality dimensions using the Product-Service-Performance Model for Information Quality (PSP/IQ) model (Kahn, Strong, & Wang, 2002). In the accounting field, Antonelli et al (2021) developed a critical factors model to assess the success of accounting information systems in accounting service providers in Brazil and the influence on the quality of accounting information as a subgroup of the net benefit factor produced by the systems.…”
Section: Accounting Information Qualitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Slone (2006) investigated the dependency relationship between organizational benefits and information quality dimensions using the Product-Service-Performance Model for Information Quality (PSP/IQ) model (Kahn, Strong, & Wang, 2002). In the accounting field, Antonelli et al (2021) developed a critical factors model to assess the success of accounting information systems in accounting service providers in Brazil and the influence on the quality of accounting information as a subgroup of the net benefit factor produced by the systems.…”
Section: Accounting Information Qualitymentioning
confidence: 99%