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Suryawanshi, B. R.
- Quality of Accounting Information Systems:A Study on Banking Sector In Sana’a City in Yemen and Nanded City in India
Authors
1 Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, Nanded, IN
Source
Indian Journal of Economics and Development, Vol 7, No 2 (2019), Pagination: 1-12Abstract
Objectives: To study the system quality of AIS being applied in banking sector in both Sana’a city in Yemen and Nanded city in India, and to provide refinements needed for system quality of AIS being applied in banking sector in both countries.
Methods/Statistical analysis: The present study depended on the descriptive approach. Hence, the survey method is used for the study for being the most suitable technique for collecting data from the representative samples. Accordingly, a group of tools which fit with this type of researches has been applied in data collection and processing such as sampling, questionnaire and using appropriate descriptive and inferential statistics which will be able to accomplish of the objectives and testing hypotheses regarding the present study. So, the study has targeted managers, accountants and technicians in IT department working in banking sector by applying probability sampling, specifically the stratified sampling technique. Moreover, the current study applied non parametric tests for testing of hypotheses, especially One- Sample Wilcoxon Signed Rank test.
Findings: Eventually, the study revealed that the general average of the selected samples were (4.08, 4.28) in both countries Yemen and India in a row, which refer to that AIS being applied in banking sector in both countries are of high quality , these results go along with previous studies. The specially regarding to censorial procedures. On the other hand, the current study disclosed that there are significance differences between samples of the current study in both countries through the Mann Whitney test, which reached to .003. And by mean rank values (97.22, 122.199) of both countries respectively. The differences are in the favor of India.
Improvements: The present study has provided certain refinements which in turn enhance the performance of AIS for keeping on its stability for so long time, and make it keeping up with latest technology in this domain continuously.
Keywords
System–Quality, Accounting, Accounting Information Systems (AIS), Banking Sector.Full Text
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- Internal Users’ Satisfaction of Accounting Information Systems in Banking Sector:A Scenario Analysis of Performance Sana’a City in Yemen in Comparison to Nanded City in India
Authors
1 S.R.T.M. University, Nanded, IN
Source
Indian Journal of Economics and Development, Vol 7, No 7 (2019), Pagination: 1-8Abstract
Objectives: This study aims to discover the current position of performance of the AIS used in banking sector in both India and Yemen, specially, Nanded city and Sana’a city successively, by study of internal users’ satisfaction of AISs used in both countries, for the purpose of keeping stability of the AISs used in both countries as long as possible, in addition to sharing of expertise between both countries in this domain.
Methods/Statistical analysis: Descriptive approach and inferential statistics (parametric and non-parametric tests) had been used for achieving the above stated objectives, and testing hypotheses of the research work.
Findings: Results of the research work uncovered that the general mean value of questionnaire hit (4.19, 3.95) in India and Yemen. This indicates that AIS used in banks in India and Yemenis of good performance.
Improvements: This point refers to some recommendations have been formulated in order to strengthen and enhance the current position of performance of AIS used in banking sector in both countries India and Yemen.
Keywords
System, Internal Users’ Satisfaction, Accounting, Accounting Information Systems (AIS), Banking Sector.Full Text
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