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Effect of Accounting Information System on Organisational Effectiveness: A Survey of Some Selected Construction Companies in Bayelsa State, Nigeria

Confidence Joel IHENYEN PhD, FCA Travis, DUBAKEMEFA & 3Albert LAZARUS

Abstract

The efficiency, precision, and consistency of information processing have all been significantly boosted by the advent of technology. In this age of widespread technological development, an automated accounting information system (AAIS) may be helpful in every company's financial department. The primary goal of this research is to analyse how an effective accounting information system influences business outcomes. At the same time, the precise goals are to discover how an accounting information system impacts the efficiency of administrative processes and how such a system helps managers make informed choices. Five construction firms in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, were randomly chosen for this study. Ten employees were randomly chosen from each of the participating firms. Both descriptive and inferential statistics were used to examine the data and support or refute the hypothesis. The outcomes indicate that an accounting information system can benefit an organisation's efficiency and productivity

Keywords

Organizational EffectivenessAccounting Information systemConstruction Companies

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