Accounting Information Systems
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Accounting Information Systems
What skills do accountants have to contribute to the development/acquisition process?
To explain: The skills needed to be contributed by the accountants to the development/acquisition process.
Introduction:
Acquiring and implementing accounting information systems:
It describes the acquisition of a system and its phases of development and the steps involved in it. It explains the difference between purchased and in-built systems. It explains the importance of the presence of an accountant in these systems.
The skills needed to be contributed by the accountants to the development/acquisition process:
- The accountant must extensive knowledge of the business process on which they are working on...
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