The Moderator Effect of Financial Data Accuracy in Electronic Accounting Information Systems Towards Business Efficiency

Evolutionary Studies in Imaginative Culture:78-95 (forthcoming)
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The accuracy of financial data within electronic accounting information systems plays a vital role in improving business efficiency. This paper investigates how the accuracy of data on financial information systems moderates the relationship between these systems and business efficiency. A questionnaire survey was applied to a sample of companies that specialise in the field of accounting information systems. The gathered data was analysed using partial least squares structural equation modelling. To be precise, financial data accuracy shows a higher positive return on electronic accounting information systems in the alignment of business capabilities. To achieve the highest possible level of automated accounting systems, financial information accuracy is crucial. Data analysis techniques and overall improvement of the accounting information systems industry can achieve this.

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