2nd Edition
The Routledge Handbook of Accounting Information Systems
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Contributors
Part 1. The Accounting Information Systems Discipline
Chapter 1 Introduction to Accounting Information Systems
Chapter 2 The Evolution of Accounting Information Systems
Chapter 3 Technologies Underpinning Accounting Information Systems
Chapter 4 Developing Information Systems for the Contemporary Accounting Profession: Challenges and Recommendations
Chapter 5 AIS As a Catalyst for Change
Part 2. Organisational Efects of Accounting Information Systems
Chapter 6 Clarifying Digitalisation: Strategy, Transformation, and Implementation
Chapter 7 Accounting Information Systems and Decision Making
Chapter 8 Accounting Information Systems and Continuous Improvement
Chapter 9 The Dynamics of Artificial Intelligence in Accounting Organisations: A Structuration Perspective
Chapter 10 Outsourcing of Accounting Information Systems
Chapter 11 Technological Developments and New Hybrid Roles in Accounting and Finance
Chapter 12 Predictive Analytics in Accounting Information Systems
Chapter 13 Coding Skills for Accountants
Chapter 14 Novel Visualization Techniques to Understand AIS Data
Part 3: Controlling Accounting Information Systems
Chapter 15 Data Security and Quality
Chapter 16 Continuous Auditing: Developments and Challenges
Chapter 17 The Status of Robotic Process Automation
Chapter 18 Accounting Information Systems: Supporting Business Strategy
Part 4: Future Directions of Accounting Information Systems
Chapter 19 Integrating AIS and Contemporary Technologies
Chapter 20 Technology, the Future and Us
Chapter 21 AIS: Challenges to Technology Implementation
Chapter 22 New Developments in Information Technology: A Further Call for Action
Index
Biography
Erik Strauss is Professor of Accounting and Control at Witten/Herdecke University, Witten, Germany.
Martin Quinn is Professor of Management Accounting & Accounting History at Queen's Management School, Queen's University, Belfast, Northern Ireland.
'Brings together some key insights on the interface between accounting and information systems.' — Al Bhimani, London School of Economics, UK
'This book provides a good introduction to AIS and the contemporary research that is being done on it. Given the growth and influence of AIS on our daily lives, as touched on within the chapters, it is timely that such a book be produced.' — Stephen Jollands, University of Exeter, UK
'Finally a text that addresses the organizational aspects of AIS! Covering the most recent insights from multiple knowledge domains - change, integration, implementation, it is all there!' — Hanno Roberts, Norwegian Business School, Norway
