Accounting Practice and Intelligent Technologies
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https://doi.org/10.29358/sceco.v0i16-17.82Keywords:
accounting intelligent systems, accounting informational system, IT management, intelligent informational systemsAbstract
was to determine how intelligent technologies can support accounting practice. Our research allowed for establishment of accounting information intelligent systems typology and for placement of these solutions in the sphere of artificial intelligence applications. It is underlined the intelligent technologies contribution to improve accounting processes and activities, in a qualitative approach, from the hermeneutic perspective. The results of our research are useful for researchers in the fields of applied accounting, intelligent systems for accounting, information technology management. Also, our study is useful in the activity of accounting experts, given the presentation of new technologies used in their area of interest.Downloads
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