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Hybrid Model on AIS

Authors: Reajmin Sultana;

Hybrid Model on AIS

Abstract

<span>Accounting information systems (AIS) is the application of information technology in accounting systems that collect and process data through procedures to create the information needed by the users (Saganuwan, 2013). Use of accounting software such as tally, quickbook, sageone, zero, wave, troyee, sap etc. enable business organizations to build data-driven bookkeeping and financial reporting systems by facilitating the collection, cleaning, use, storage, and reporting of accounting data </span><span>(Setyaningsih et al., 2021)</span><span>. Today’s cutting-edge AIS are more efficient and effective than traditional accounting practices that produce accurate financial reports, decrease costs</span>

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