The Routledge Handbook of Accounting Information Systems

Erik Strauss is Professor of Accounting and Control at Witten/Herdecke University, Witten, Germany. Martin Quinn is Professor of Management Accounting & Accounting History at Queen's Management School, Queen's University, Belfast, Northern Ireland.

Part I: The Accounting Information Systems discipline 1. Introduction to Accounting Information Systems 2. The evolution of Accounting Information Systems 3. Technologies underpinning Accounting Information Systems 4. Developing Information Systems for the Contemporary Accounting Profession: Challenges and Recommendations 5. AIS as a catalyst for change Part II: Organisational effects of Accounting Information Systems 6. Clarifying Digitalisation: Strategy, Transformation, and Implementation 7. Accounting Information Systems and decision making 8. Accounting information systems and continuous improvement 9. The Dynamics of Artificial Intelligence in Accounting Organisations: A Structuration Perspective 10. Outsourcing of Accounting Information Systems 11. Technological developments and new hybrid roles in accounting and finance 12. Predictive analytics in accounting information systems 13. Coding Skills for Accountants 14. Novel visualization techniques to understand AIS data Part III: Controlling Accounting Information Systems 15. Data security and quality 16. Continuous auditing: developments and challenges 17. The Status of Robotic Process Automation 18. Accounting Information Systems: Supporting Business Strategy Part IV: Future directions of Accounting Information Systems 19. Integrating AIS and contemporary technologies 20. Technology, the future and us 21. AIS: Challenges to technology implementation 22. New developments in information technology: a call for action