Title:
Corporate accounting information systems
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Publication Information:
London : Pearson Education Limited, 2007
Physical Description:
xxxvi, 917 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.
ISBN:
9780273684879
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Summary
Summary
We live in a world dominated almost exclusively by flows of knowledge and information - by technologies designed to not only sustain but also increase the socio-economic need and desire for more and more information. This book offers a unique insight into the nature, role and context of accounting related information within the competitive business environment, and explores how business organisations - in particular companies - use a range of theories and technologies to not only assist in the maximisation of shareholder wealth, but also in the management and control of organisational resources.
Table of Contents
Introduction to the book Topics covered in the book |
Acknowledgements |
List of articles |
List of examples |
List of tables |
Preface |
Part 1 A contextual framework |
Chapter 1 Information systems in accounting and finance: a contemporary overview |
Chapter 2 Systems thinking: understanding the connections |
Chapter 3 Control theories: management by design |
Part 2 Accounting information systems: a contemporary perspective |
Chapter 4 AIS and ICT: welcome to the information age |
Chapter 5 Making connections: network architectures and topologies |
Chapter 6 Contemporary transaction processing: categories, types, cycles and systems |
Chapter 7 Data management, data processing, and databases |
Part 3 Transaction processing cycles |
Chapter 8 Corporate transaction processing: revenue cycle |
Chapter 9 Corporate transaction processing: expenditure cycle |
Chapter 10 Corporate transaction processing: conversion cycle |
Chapter 11 Corporate transaction processing: management cycle |
Chapter 12 From e-commerce to m-commerce and beyond: ICT and the virtual world |
Part 4 Risk, security, surveillance and control |
Chapter 13 Risk exposure, fraud management and computer crime |
Chapter 14 Internal control and system security |
Chapter 15 Accounting information systems audit |
Chapter 16 Accounting information systems development: managing change |
Glossary of key points and concepts |
Solutions to selected end of chapter questions |