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Main Author:	Boczko, Tony (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Harlow ; Munich [u.a.] Prentice Hall Financial Times 2007
Edition:	1. publ.
Subjects:	Datenverarbeitung Accounting > Data processing Corporations > Accounting Information storage and retrieval systems > Accounting Kosteninformationssystem Lehrbuch
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Physical Description:	XXXVI, 918 S. graph. Darst.
ISBN:	9780273684879

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adam_text	Brief contents List of articles List of examples List of figures List of tables Introduction Topics covered Acknowledgements XVIII XX xxi xxv xxvi xxx xxxv Part 1 Overview Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 A contextual framework Information systems in accounting and finance: a contemporary overview Systems thinking: understanding the connections Control theories: management by design 3 31 80 Part 2 Overview Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Accounting information systems: a contemporary perspective AIS and ICT: welcome to the information age Network architectures and topologies: making connections Contemporary transaction processing: categories, types, cycles and systems Data management, data processing and databases: storage and conversion 112 113 178 230 265 Part 3 Transaction processing cycles Overview Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Chapter 11 Corporate transaction processing: the revenue cycle Corporate transaction processing: the expenditure cycle Corporate transaction processing: the conversion cycle Corporate transaction processing: the management cycle 356 357 422 488 536 VII Contents 2 Systems thinking: understanding the connections 31 Introduction 31 Learning outcomes 32 Modernity - institutional dimension of modern society 32 Modern society, the business environment and accounting information systems 44 Systems thinking 46 Hard system/soft system 47 What is a system? 48 Understanding the context of systems thinking - systems thinking and the environment 52 Applying systems thinking 53 Systems thinking - the full picture 56 Systems thinking - other issues 58 Systems thinking - using general systems theory as a framework 62 Concluding comments 73 Key points and concepts 74 References 74 Bibliography 75 Websites 75 Self-review questions 76 Questions and problems 76 Assignments 78 Chapter endnotes 79 3 Control theories: management by design 80 Introduction 80 Learning outcomes 81 Capital, control and trust in systems 81 Regulation, surveillance and control 88 Corporate context of control 90 Basic elements of the control cycle 91 Understanding systemic control 92 Control systems - a reality check 97 Problems with control action 98 Corporate control - using control theory as a framework 99 Concluding comments 105 Key points and concepts 106 References 106 Bibliography 107 Websites 107 Self-review questions 108 Questions and problems 108 Assignments 109 Chapter endnotes 110 Contents Part 2 Accounting information systems: a contemporary perspective Overview 112 4 AIS and ICT: welcome to the information age 113 Introduction 113 Learning outcomes 114 A brief history of information and communications technology 115 The internet - the world is out there! 117 E-business - tomorrows world, today! 133 E-commerce-related developments and innovations 134 Information and communication technology enabled innovations 148 Concluding comments 165 Key points and concepts 165 References 166 Bibliography 166 Websites 167 Self-review questions 167 Questions and problems 168 Assignments 168 Chapter endnotes 169 5 Network architectures and topologies: making connections 178 Introduction 178 Learning outcomes 179 Understanding differences - from soft-type networks to hard-type networks 180 Soft-type networks - an overview 181 Soft-type networks architectures 182 Soft-type networks topologies 183 Soft-type networks protocols 184 Locating soft-type networks 184 Hard-type networks - an overview 185 Hard-type network architectures 186 Hard-type network topologies 199 Hard-type networks protocols 206 Semi soft-type networks - inter-organisational networks 213 Concluding comments 219 Key points and concepts 220 Bibliography 220 Self-review questions 220 Questions and problems 221 Assignments 222 Chapter endnotes 223 XI Contents 6 Contemporary transaction processing: categories, types, cycles and systems 230 Introduction 230 Learning outcomes 231 Contemporary transaction processing - our overview 231 Contemporary transaction processing and the funding cycle 235 Contemporary transaction processing and the value chain 236 Contemporary transaction processing and the value cycle 237 Contemporary transaction processing - toward a classification 239 Contemporary transaction processing - categories 241 Contemporary transaction processing - types 241 Contemporary transaction processing - cycles 245 Contemporary transaction processing - systems 248 Transaction processing cycles and accounting information systems 251 Transaction processing cycles - control 255 Transaction processing systems and the Data Protection Act 1998 256 Concluding comments 258 Key points and concepts 258 References 258 Bibliography 259 Websites 259 Self-review questions 259 Questions and problems 260 Assignments 261 Chapter endnotes 263 7 Data management, data processing and databases: storage and conversion 265 Introduction 265 Learning outcomes 266 Data management 266 Data: the need for structure 269 Data processing 280 Describing data processing systems 288 Databases 312 Elements of a database environment 314 Relational databases - understanding the components 321 Developing a database - using a relational data model 329 An alternative - the REA model 339 Concluding comments 340 Key points and concepts 340 References 341 Self-review questions 341 Questions and problems 341 Assignments 342 Chapter endnotes 343 Appendix 7.1 : Hubs Limited, Chart of Accounts 348 XII Contents Part 3 Transaction processing cycles Overview 8 Corporate transaction processing: the revenue cycle Introduction Learning outcomes Revenue cycle and revenue income: an integrated market-based context Revenue cycle Debtor-based revenue cycle Debtor-based revenue cycle - risks Non-debtor-based revenue cycle Non-debtor-based revenue cycle - risks Revenue cycle - internal control and systems security Revenue cycle and capital income Revenue cycle information requirements Concluding comments Key points and concepts Bibliography Self-review questions Questions and problems Assignments Chapter endnotes 9 Corporate transaction processing: the expenditure cycle Introduction Learning outcomes Expenditure cycle - revenue expenditure Expenditure cycle - types Creditor-based expenditure cycle Creditor-based expenditure cycle - risks Non-creditor-based expenditure cycle Non-creditor-based expenditure cycle - risks Expenditure cycle - internal control and systems security Expenditure cycle - capital expenditure Expenditure cycle - information requirements Expenditure cycle - human resource management/payroll Outsourcing Concluding comments Key points and concepts Bibliography Self-review questions Questions and problems Assignments Chapter endnotes 356 357 357 358 359 362 364 394 395 407 407 412 412 414 414 415 415 416 418 419 422 422 424 424 426 427 454 456 457 457 461 461 462 476 479 479 479 480 480 482 485 XIII Contents 10 Corporate transaction processing: the conversion cycle 488 Introduction 488 Learning outcomes 489 Conversion cycle - key activities and processes 489 Product development 490 Production planning/scheduling 495 Manufacturing operations 496 Production management 500 Cost management 500 Conversion cycle - data input 500 Conversion cycle - data processing 505 Conversion cycle - data management 510 Cost management - the accounting information systems connection 511 Conversion cycle - risks 521 Conversion cycle - internal controls and systems security 525 Conversion cycle - information requirements 529 World class manufacturing 530 Concluding comments 530 Key points and concepts 530 References 531 Bibliography 531 Self-review questions 531 Questions and problems 532 Assignments 532 Chapter endnotes 534 11 Corporate transaction processing: the management cycle 536 Introduction 536 Learning outcomes 537 Finance management 537 Fund management 548 Assets management 559 Fixed assets management 560 Current assets management 569 Liabilities management 589 Gearing (or leverage) management 589 Creditor management 592 General ledger management 594 Concluding comments 599 Key points and concepts 600 References 600 Bibliography 600 Self-review questions 601 Questions and problems 601 Assignments 602 Chapter endnotes 603 xiv 12 From e-commerce to m-commerce and beyond: ICT and the virtual world 61 о Introduction 610 Learning outcomes 611 E-commerce and the changing world of business - towards a self-service economy! 611 Categories of e-commerce 616 Other e-commerce-related activities 619 Barriers to e-commerce 621 Removing the barriers to e-commerce - protection schemes 627 B2C e-commerce 628 B2B e-commerce 636 Using e-money 637 M-commerce 639 Benefits of e-commerce 642 Problems of e-commerce 642 E-commerce - and the matter of regulation! 643 Concluding comments 660 Key points and concepts 661 Bibliography 661 Websites 662 Self-review questions 662 Questions and problems 662 Assignments 663 Chapter endnotes 664 Part 4 Risk, security, surveillance and control Overview 672 13 Risk and risk exposure: fraud management and computer crime 673 Introduction 673 Learning outcomes 675 Social and economic context of risk 675 Risk exposure 680 Minimising risk exposure - ensuring information security 683 Corporate accounting information systems - problem conditions and exposure to risk 685 Fraud 685 Fraud management - fighting fraud and minimising loss 690 Computer crime 691 Concluding comments 714 Key points and concepts 717 References 717 Bibliography 718 Websites 718 Self-review questions 719 Questions and problems 720 Assignments 721 Chapter endnotes 722 XV Contents 14 Internal control and systems security: minimising loss and preventing disaster 727 15 Introduction 727 Learning outcomes 728 Internal control and systems security - a contemporary context 728 Internal control and the priorities of capital 730 Context filtering - an imposed hierarchical context 731 Internal control - a composed framework 737 Classification of controls 745 Systems security and internal control - purpose and scope 754 Internal control and the security of tangible/non-tangible resources 754 Internal control and the security of data/information 755 Internal control and the security of company/organisational networks 755 Disaster contingency and recovery planning 756 Information and communication technology enabled innovations - internal control and systems security issues 760 Concluding comments 765 Key points and concepts 766 References 766 Self-review questions 767 Questions and problems 767 Assignments 768 Chapter endnotes 770 Accounting information systems audit: towards a world of CAATs 771 Introduction 771 Learning outcomes 772 The role of the auditor 772 Types of auditor 773 Types of audit 780 Accounting information systems audit - a context 784 Purpose of an audit 787 Auditing techniques 788 Auditing computer-based accounting information systems 795 Content (or application) audit 796 Context (or environment) audit 805 Accounting information systems architecture - general controls 806 Auditing computer-based accounting information systems - more issues 809 Concluding comments 813 Key points and concepts 813 References 814 Bibliography 814 Websites 814 Self-review questions 815 Questions and problems 815 Assignments 816 Chapter endnotes 817 XVI Contents 16 Accounting information systems development: managing change 821 Introduction 821 Learning outcomes 822 Accounting information systems - the need for change 822 Accounting information systems development - alternative approaches 830 The systems development life cycle approach 830 Systems planning 833 Systems analysis 838 Systems design 845 Systems selection 852 Systems implementation and conversion 862 Systems review 871 The accountant/auditor and the systems development life cycle 874 The prototyping approach 875 The politics of accounting information systems development - managing resistance 877 Towards an information and communication technology strategy 881 Outsourcing 886 Concluding comments 897 Key points and concepts 897 References 897 Bibliography 898 Self-review questions 898 Questions and problems 899 Assignments 900 Chapter endnotes 901 Index 905 Supporting resources Visit www.pearsoned.co.uk/boczko to find valuable online resources Companion Website for students ■ Multiple choice questions to test your learning ■ Revision notes and questions to help you check your understanding ■ An online glossary to explain key terms For instructors ■ Complete, downloadable Instructor s Manual ■ PowerPoint slides that can be downloaded and used for presentations ■ Additional questions and assignments with suggested solutions Also: The Companion Website provides the following features: ■ Search tool to help locate specific items of content ■ E-mail results and profile tools to send results of quizzes to instructors ■ Online help and support to assist with website usage and troubleshooting For more information please contact your local Pearson Education sates representative or visit www.pearsoned.co.uk/boczko XVII
adam_txt	Brief contents List of articles List of examples List of figures List of tables Introduction Topics covered Acknowledgements XVIII XX xxi xxv xxvi xxx xxxv Part 1 Overview Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 A contextual framework Information systems in accounting and finance: a contemporary overview Systems thinking: understanding the connections Control theories: management by design 3 31 80 Part 2 Overview Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Accounting information systems: a contemporary perspective AIS and ICT: welcome to the information age Network architectures and topologies: making connections Contemporary transaction processing: categories, types, cycles and systems Data management, data processing and databases: storage and conversion 112 113 178 230 265 Part 3 Transaction processing cycles Overview Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Chapter 11 Corporate transaction processing: the revenue cycle Corporate transaction processing: the expenditure cycle Corporate transaction processing: the conversion cycle Corporate transaction processing: the management cycle 356 357 422 488 536 VII Contents 2 Systems thinking: understanding the connections 31 Introduction 31 Learning outcomes 32 Modernity - institutional dimension of modern society 32 Modern society, the business environment and accounting information systems 44 Systems thinking 46 Hard system/soft system 47 What is a system? 48 Understanding the context of systems thinking - systems thinking and the environment 52 Applying systems thinking 53 Systems thinking - the full picture 56 Systems thinking - other issues 58 Systems thinking - using general systems theory as a framework 62 Concluding comments 73 Key points and concepts 74 References 74 Bibliography 75 Websites 75 Self-review questions 76 Questions and problems 76 Assignments 78 Chapter endnotes 79 3 Control theories: management by design 80 Introduction 80 Learning outcomes 81 Capital, control and trust in systems 81 Regulation, surveillance and control 88 Corporate context of control 90 Basic elements of the control cycle 91 Understanding systemic control 92 Control systems - a reality check 97 Problems with control action 98 Corporate control - using control theory as a framework 99 Concluding comments 105 Key points and concepts 106 References 106 Bibliography 107 Websites 107 Self-review questions 108 Questions and problems 108 Assignments 109 Chapter endnotes 110 Contents Part 2 Accounting information systems: a contemporary perspective Overview 112 4 AIS and ICT: welcome to the information age 113 Introduction 113 Learning outcomes 114 A brief history of information and communications technology 115 The internet - the world is out there! 117 E-business - tomorrows world, today! 133 E-commerce-related developments and innovations 134 Information and communication technology enabled innovations 148 Concluding comments 165 Key points and concepts 165 References 166 Bibliography 166 Websites 167 Self-review questions 167 Questions and problems 168 Assignments 168 Chapter endnotes 169 5 Network architectures and topologies: making connections 178 Introduction 178 Learning outcomes 179 Understanding differences - from soft-type networks to hard-type networks 180 Soft-type networks - an overview 181 Soft-type networks architectures 182 Soft-type networks topologies 183 Soft-type networks protocols 184 Locating soft-type networks 184 Hard-type networks - an overview 185 Hard-type network architectures 186 Hard-type network topologies 199 Hard-type networks protocols 206 Semi soft-type networks - inter-organisational networks 213 Concluding comments 219 Key points and concepts 220 Bibliography 220 Self-review questions 220 Questions and problems 221 Assignments 222 Chapter endnotes 223 XI Contents 6 Contemporary transaction processing: categories, types, cycles and systems 230 Introduction 230 Learning outcomes 231 Contemporary transaction processing - our overview 231 Contemporary transaction processing and the funding cycle 235 Contemporary transaction processing and the value chain 236 Contemporary transaction processing and the value cycle 237 Contemporary transaction processing - toward a classification 239 Contemporary transaction processing - categories 241 Contemporary transaction processing - types 241 Contemporary transaction processing - cycles 245 Contemporary transaction processing - systems 248 Transaction processing cycles and accounting information systems 251 Transaction processing cycles - control 255 Transaction processing systems and the Data Protection Act 1998 256 Concluding comments 258 Key points and concepts 258 References 258 Bibliography 259 Websites 259 Self-review questions 259 Questions and problems 260 Assignments 261 Chapter endnotes 263 7 Data management, data processing and databases: storage and conversion 265 Introduction 265 Learning outcomes 266 Data management 266 Data: the need for structure 269 Data processing 280 Describing data processing systems 288 Databases 312 Elements of a database environment 314 Relational databases - understanding the components 321 Developing a database - using a relational data model 329 An alternative - the REA model 339 Concluding comments 340 Key points and concepts 340 References 341 Self-review questions 341 Questions and problems 341 Assignments 342 Chapter endnotes 343 Appendix 7.1 : Hubs Limited, Chart of Accounts 348 XII Contents Part 3 Transaction processing cycles Overview 8 Corporate transaction processing: the revenue cycle Introduction Learning outcomes Revenue cycle and revenue income: an integrated 'market-based' context Revenue cycle Debtor-based revenue cycle Debtor-based revenue cycle - risks Non-debtor-based revenue cycle Non-debtor-based revenue cycle - risks Revenue cycle - internal control and systems security Revenue cycle and capital income Revenue cycle information requirements Concluding comments Key points and concepts Bibliography Self-review questions Questions and problems Assignments Chapter endnotes 9 Corporate transaction processing: the expenditure cycle Introduction Learning outcomes Expenditure cycle - 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data input 500 Conversion cycle - data processing 505 Conversion cycle - data management 510 Cost management - the accounting information systems connection 511 Conversion cycle - risks 521 Conversion cycle - internal controls and systems security 525 Conversion cycle - information requirements 529 World class manufacturing 530 Concluding comments 530 Key points and concepts 530 References 531 Bibliography 531 Self-review questions 531 Questions and problems 532 Assignments 532 Chapter endnotes 534 11 Corporate transaction processing: the management cycle 536 Introduction 536 Learning outcomes 537 Finance management 537 Fund management 548 Assets management 559 Fixed assets management 560 Current assets management 569 Liabilities management 589 Gearing (or leverage) management 589 Creditor management 592 General ledger management 594 Concluding comments 599 Key points and concepts 600 References 600 Bibliography 600 Self-review questions 601 Questions and problems 601 Assignments 602 Chapter endnotes 603 xiv 12 From e-commerce to m-commerce and beyond: ICT and the virtual world 61 о Introduction 610 Learning outcomes 611 E-commerce and the changing world of business - 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topic	Datenverarbeitung Accounting Data processing Corporations Accounting Information storage and retrieval systems Accounting Kosteninformationssystem (DE-588)4120608-3 gnd
topic_facet	Datenverarbeitung Accounting Data processing Corporations Accounting Information storage and retrieval systems Accounting Kosteninformationssystem Lehrbuch
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