AIS

ABOUT THE BOOK:

This textbook provides a thorough and current presentation of accounting information systems (AIS) topics. The book addresses contemporary issues such as e-business, Web resources, cyberspace, ethics, the effect of information technology on international business, as well as traditional topics such as internal control, accounting cycles, and systems development. Coverage of recent developments is often critical in a field of constant change like AIS. The book is written primarily for accounting students who will be one day working in public accounting, industry, or the nonprofit sector. The book could also be used to provide a deeper knowledge of the AIS to general business or industrial engineering students.

RESOURCES:

Article Readings:

Identity Hack! Is Your Company Next?

Continuous Auditing: An Effective Tool for Internal Auditors

Understanding and Preventing Money Laundering

The Perpetration and Prevention of Cybercrimes

Case Studies of Cybercrime and its Impact on Marketing Activity and Shareholder Value

Using Benford Analysis to Detect Fraud

Longitudinal Analysis of Voluntary Adoption of XBRL on Financial Reporting

Information Technology and Systems Research Published in Major Accounting Academic and Professional Journals

A Weighted Mean Model for Operational Risk Assessment

Marketing Supply Chain Using B2B Buy-Side E-Commerce Systems: Does Adoption Impact Financial Performance?

Example Excel Files:

The book includes numerous example Excel files.