The effect of reliable data transfer and efficient computer network features in Jordanian banks accounting information systems performance based on hardware and software, database and number of hosts

Abstract

Reliable data transfer protocols are algorithmic techniques that guarantee the safe and secure transport of data through networks that could experience data loss or corruption. The performance of the systems and some accounting information systems (AIS) will be negatively impacted if the real-time data is not sent. The main factors that affect the performance of computer networks are the number of users, the hardware and software and the bandwidth. The computer network performance will play a role in the performance of the banks as it is an important component of the bank infrastructure. With the advancement of information technology, network technology, and computer technology, computers have been utilized to aid AIS operations, and AIS has become an unavoidable trend of development. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to investigate Data analysis in computer networks to improve AIS performance in Jordanian banks. A questionnaire was used to obtain the information. Jordanian banks account for the bulk of the participants in the survey. A total of 115 people took part in the study. According to the conclusions of this study, communication technology networks have a statistically significant impact on the growth of Jordanian banks' improved AIS performance.

The Role of Internal Auditing in Improving the Accounting Information System in Jordanian Banks by Using Organizational Commitment as a Mediator

“…Furthermore, the results indicated that OC partially mediates the relationship between IA and AIS in Jordanian banks. This result agreed with the results of the results of Jarah et al 2023a;Putra 2023;Irfan and Hamimi 2023;Amira and Permatasari 2022;Wahyuni et al 2022;Alawaqleh 2021;Yusuf and Kanji 2020;Mulyani et al 2019;Pura 2017;and Ömer 2016, whose results indicated that AIS and IA had a significant influence on internal control, and the findings also revealed that the AIS and IA had a favorable and substantial influence on internal control at the same time. As the results of Rachman and Fitri (2023) indicated, operational auditing and AIS have a considerable impact on sales performance, and internal control has no bearing on sales performance.…”

“…Moreover, with audits features in the accounting system, many frauds, irregularities, and mistakes may be avoided or monitored and addressed, where accounting information developments result in the development of information demands for interested parties as well as the necessity for quality procedures and performance in creating information (Wahyuni et al 2022). In a study by Jarah et al (2023a), it was proven that the IA has an effect on the relationship between the AIS and the performance of Jordanian banks. Wahyuni et al (2022) findings revealed that the AIS and IA had a partially good and substantial influence on internal control.…”

“…IA is also part of a framework used as a bank or organization-wide operational guideline approach to identify, assess, and share any corporate occurrences (Rachman 2021;Sastrawan et al 2020). An AIS is a system that gathers and maintains data relevant to the bank's activities, converts the data into meaningful information, shows plans, and delivers the required controls to protect the bank's assets (Jarah et al 2023a). The research by Wirdiansyah and Munandar (2022) revealed that the payroll AIS was functioning properly and was able to boost the efficacy of the bank's IA.…”

“…An AIS is a crucial instrument for managers looking to maintain a competitive edge. The AIS is sometimes thought of as one of the supportive information systems used in managerial tasks (Jarah et al 2023a). Therefore, the AIS used by banks must be of a high caliber (Jarah and Almatarneh 2021).…”

The role of financial accounting technology in improving customer relationship management in Jordanian banks

“…Technology sometimes advances unexpectedly quickly, and across the globe we are seeing great innovations in the area of financial accounting technology. Banks have been forced to innovate as a result of the disruption that financial accounting technology is causing to the fundamental financial services they provide (Jarah, Jarrah, Almomani, AlJarrah, & Al-Rashdan, 2023). Customers may have easier access to superior services as a result, and the regulatory bodies now face greater risks as a result of these developments.…”