Accounting Information Systems and Business Organizations (Book).

Grover L. Porter; Philip E. Meyer

doi:10.2308/tar-4488966

January 1, 1983The Accounting Review

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Key Points

The central aim is to evaluate the contents and contributions of the book on accounting information systems.
Reviewed the third edition of the book
Assessed its relevance to contemporary accounting practices
Analyzed the structure and content of the book
Provides a comprehensive overview of accounting information systems
Highlights key topics such as internal controls and financial reporting
Demonstrates the importance of data management in business operations

Implication

This review discusses the third edition of a book on accounting information systems and their role in organizations, indicating its significance in financial management.

Abstract

Reviews the book "Accounting Information Systems and Business Organizations," 3rd ed., by Barry E. Cushing.

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