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Financial Accounting: Accounting as a Financial Information System- Disadvantages. A system is a set of two or more interrelated components that interact to achieve a goal.Systems are almost always composed of smaller subsystems, each performing a specific function supportive of the larger system. An accounting information system (AIS) consists of People, Procedures, Data, Software and Information technology infrastructure. Accounting information system brings a lot of disadvantages to the organization in today’s business environment, but accounting information system combines the study and practice of the accounting with the concept of designing, implementing, controlling and monitoring the information systems
14 lessons • 1h 29m
Financial Accounting: Accounting as a Financial Information System - Introduction
9:52mins
Accounting as a Financial Information System - History and Background
7:57mins
Accounting as a Financial Information System- Data Analysis
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Accounting as a Financial Information System- Advantages and Implications
5:09mins
Accounting as a Financial Information System - Implementation - Part 1
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Accounting as a Financial Information System - Implementation - Part 2
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Accounting as a Financial Information System - Implementation - Part 3
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Accounting as a Financial Information System - Implementation - Part 4
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Accounting as a Financial Information System - Learning Organization
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Accounting as a Financial Information System - Disadvantages
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Accounting as a Financial Information System - Remedies and Summary
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Accounting as a Financial Information System - Why study AIS
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Accounting as a Financial Information System - The Value Chain
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Accounting as a Financial Information System - Information and Decision Making
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