Accounting and Information Systems

This book is a complete revision of a text aimed at the computer-based accounting market. Designed to be a comprehensive work, it analyzes the key approaches used to plan, analyze, design, justify, select and implement a computer-based information system, and features extensive case studies, emphasizing practical accounting topics. It also covers the basic characteristics and environments of information systems, managerial decision-making and information processing, reporting to managerial decision makers, computer-based data conversion and basic and advanced file concepts. Also included are solutions to selected problems.