Digital Transformation in Accounting and Auditing
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Arif Perdana works as an Associate Professor at Monash University, Indonesia. His research interests are in digital strategy, sustainable digital transformation, data science and analytics, and management information systems. Arif has been working in academia in multiple countries (i.e., Australia, Denmark, and Singapore) for more than a decade.
Tawei (David) Wang is the KPMG/Neil F. Casson Endowed Professor at DePaul University, USA. He received his PhD from Purdue University in 2009. His research interests include information security management and IT management.
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Chapter 1:Incorporating Digital Skills in Accounting Education.- Chapter 2: Digital transformation in accounting: the nexus between technology, leadership, and beyond.- Chapter 3: Digital Transformation in Redefining the Role of the Finance and Audit Professional of the Future.- Chapter 4: A Topic Modeling-Based Review of Digital Transformation Literature in Accounting.- Chapter 5: Lost in Translation? The Required Vs. Actual Technology Skills of Accountants.- Chapter 6: Accountants' Attitudes to Digital Technology: A Barrier to the Digital Transformation of Accounting?.- Chapter 7: How Accountants can Drive Digital Transformation.- Chapter 8: The Role of Artificial Intelligence In Management Accounting: An Exploratory Case Study.- Chapter 9: Blockchain and the Future of Accountancy: A Review on Policies and Regulations.- Chapter 10: Blockchain Technology in Accounting and Auditing: A Comprehensive Analysis and Review of Feasible Applications.- Chapter 11: Artificial Intelligence inAccounting: Ethical Challenges and Legal Perspectives.- Chapter 12: Harnessing Technologies and Data to Accelerate and Operationalize Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Initiatives.- Chapter 13: Digital Transformation in Audit - Japan's Current Situation in Advantages and Challenges of Adopting Digital Technology.
