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Assessment and Improvement of Air Dynamics Air-Conditioning
Services’ Accounting Information System
Juvy Ann C. Almendares
Jisiah Kim G. Corpuz
Luis Roberto B. Espiritu
Maureen Joy D. Garcia
Donna Marie F. Quiambao
Holy Angel University
Abstract
In today 's rapid development of information technology, network and computer have been applied to all areas of society, work, and life become an indispensable tool. Accounting staff accounting, afterwards, fill in the financial statements, and even analyze the report data , are inseparable from the computer. The purpose of this research will investigate the business usage of a computerized accounting system (CAS) to improve the current accounting system of the company and its financial state. It will also help in promoting good work environment in the workplace and motivations to the employees. Various literatures were consulted to get the theoretical and empirical thoughts of stupendous authors about the topic under study to help the researcher craft and refine her methodology. Questionnaires and interviews were the key methods of data collection. The researcher used a sample of 3 respondents from Air dynamics Management and staff to collect data.
Afterwards, the researchers will present the findings collected from respondents and concluded that, computerized accounting system at Air Dynamics is to a great extent effective because most of the purposes for which it was established are being met, the accountants now produces accurate, up-to-date and timely reports. The researcher went further and said, although the system used is effective, it is underutilized because some of the accounting works are still done manually. The researchers recommend the following be done by the management in order to boost the status and quality of the system and the outputs from that system. These may include, staff training to make more employees be able to work with the system, authorization to allow more staff
Assessment and Improvement of Air Dynamics Air-Conditioning
Services’ Accounting Information System
Juvy Ann C. Almendares
Jisiah Kim G. Corpuz
Luis Roberto B. Espiritu
Maureen Joy D. Garcia
Donna Marie F. Quiambao
Holy Angel University
Abstract
In today 's rapid development of information technology, network and computer have been applied to all areas of society, work, and life become an indispensable tool. Accounting staff accounting, afterwards, fill in the financial statements, and even analyze the report data , are inseparable from the computer. The purpose of this research will investigate the business usage of a computerized accounting system (CAS) to improve the current accounting system of the company and its financial state. It will also help in promoting good work environment in the workplace and motivations to the employees. Various literatures were consulted to get the theoretical and empirical thoughts of stupendous authors about the topic under study to help the researcher craft and refine her methodology. Questionnaires and interviews were the key methods of data collection. The researcher used a sample of 3 respondents from Air dynamics Management and staff to collect data.
Afterwards, the researchers will present the findings collected from respondents and concluded that, computerized accounting system at Air Dynamics is to a great extent effective because most of the purposes for which it was established are being met, the accountants now produces accurate, up-to-date and timely reports. The researcher went further and said, although the system used is effective, it is underutilized because some of the accounting works are still done manually. The researchers recommend the following be done by the management in order to boost the status and quality of the system and the outputs from that system. These may include, staff training to make more employees be able to work with the system, authorization to allow more staff
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