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Financial Accounting: Accounting as a Financial Information System- The Value Chain.The ultimate goal of any business is to provide value to its customers. A business will be profitable if the value it creates is greater than the cost of producing its products or services.An organization’s value chain consists of nine interrelated activities that collectively describe everything it does.The five primary activities consist of the activities performed in order to create, market, and deliver products and services to customers and also to provide post-sales services and support.
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
5:11mins
Accounting as a Financial Information System- Advantages and Implications
5:09mins
Accounting as a Financial Information System - Implementation - Part 1
5:42mins
Accounting as a Financial Information System - Implementation - Part 2
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Accounting as a Financial Information System - Implementation - Part 3
6:10mins
Accounting as a Financial Information System - Implementation - Part 4
5:59mins
Accounting as a Financial Information System - Learning Organization
6:33mins
Accounting as a Financial Information System - Disadvantages
5:41mins
Accounting as a Financial Information System - Remedies and Summary
5:05mins
Accounting as a Financial Information System - Why study AIS
5:57mins
Accounting as a Financial Information System - The Value Chain
5:17mins
Accounting as a Financial Information System - Information and Decision Making
9:56mins