Adopting AI in accounting, auditing and internal control comes with challenges that need to be addressed for successful implementation. Key challenges include data quality, lack of understanding, regulatory compliance, ethical concerns, cost of implementation, resistance to change, security concerns, and scalability issues. Addressing these challenges requires a comprehensive and collaborative approach involving technology experts, regulatory bodies, and accounting professionals.
The research presented connects traditional accounting, auditing and internal control practices with the cutting-edge technological advancements that are revolutionizing the way business transactions are conducted. Emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, data analytics, and automation have transformed the way financial information is processed, requiring professionals in these domains to develop new skill sets. Technological Horizons: Technological Skills and Knowledge for Practitioners within Business Environment delves into the heart of these transformations and offers interdisciplinary insights that can inform and guide the adaptation of accounting and auditing practices in a tech-driven era.
Technological Innovation and Sustainability for Business Competitive Advantage series emphasizes the scientific exploration of business challenges faced by organizations, while offering practical solutions. By contributing to the development and enhancement of business theories and practices, and by promoting scientific research in technological innovation and sustainability, the volumes facilitate meaningful dialogues among academics, practitioners, and individuals. The research presented connects traditional accounting, auditing and internal control practices with the cutting-edge technological advancements that are revolutionizing the way business transactions are conducted.
Technological Horizons: Technological Skills and Knowledge for Practitioners within Business Environment delves into the heart of the transformation of emerging technologies and offers interdisciplinary insights that can inform and guide the adaptation of accounting and auditing practices in a tech-driven era.
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1. The Role of Financial Literacy in Developing Innovative Thinking Among Basic Stage Students From the Perspective of National and Civic Education Teachers in Al-Mafraq; Esraa Abdullah Alsharafat and Mamdouh Al-Sorour
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2. The Impact of Digital Entrepreneurship on Strategic Vigilance at Five-Stars Hotels Operating in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan; Hanadi L. Abu Laila, Heba Z. Awawdeh, Haya Z. Awawdeh, Ibrahim M. Siam, Rasha A. Almadhoun, Aseel A. Hatamleh, and Husam Ananzeh
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3. Can Transformational Leadership Influence Job Satisfaction? An Empirical Study With the Mediating Role of Knowledge Sharing; Amin Khalifeh, Husam Ananzeh, Belal Mathani, Mohammed Alrousan, Ahmad Samed Al-Adwan, Mohammad Al Khasaawneh, and Fandi Omeish
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4. Governance for a Greener Future: The Interplay of Internal Control, Environmental Accounting, and Auditing; Lilana Sukkari
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5. The Pioneering Role of Digital Transformation Technology in Developing the Accounting Profession in Jordan: A Field Study; Walid Zakaria Siam
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6. The Influence of Top-Management Remuneration on Cash-Based Charitable Contributions of Non-financial Companies in Jordan; Husam Ananzeh
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7. Technological Horizon: Women in Jordanian Agriculture - Leveraging Innovation for a Competitive Edge; Rasha Istaiteyeh
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8. The Most Noteworthy Technologies used to Improve Customer Online Decision-Making Process; Anan Deek, Khaled Alshaketheep, Omar Zraqat, Bara Asfour, and Arafat Deeb
Hashem Alshurafat is Assistant Professor in accounting and the Deputy Dean associate at Hashemite University, Jordan. He earned his PhD in accounting from the University of Southern Queensland Australia. His research is currently focused on forensic accounting, technology adoption in accounting, and accounting education.
Claire Beattie is Senior Lecturer at Lincoln University, New Zealand, and primarily researches in the field of management accounting and has successfully published articles on performance measurement, sustainability, and management accounting education.
