Factors Affecting the Quality of Accounting Information Systems in Indonesia’s Higher Education (Research Model)

Susilawati, Christine Dwi Karya and Jerry, Jerry (2019) Factors Affecting the Quality of Accounting Information Systems in Indonesia’s Higher Education (Research Model). In: Business Innovation and Development in Emerging Economies. Taylor & Francis, pp. 659-673. ISBN 978-0-429-43338-2

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Abstract

Accounting information system serves to generate accounting information useful in strategic decision making for companies including universities/higher education. Things that happen today many universities whose financial management has problems constraints both in Private Universities/ Higher Education and State Universities/Higher Education, so that the utilization of existing resources is not optimal and decreased income significantly resulted in the quality of college education is also affected not optimal. Researchers interested to examine the factors that affect the quality of accounting information systems to produce quality accounting information in Higher Education, so that these factors can be managed properly so as to form a quality accounting information system to produce quality accounting information useful in strategic decisions university business. In this era of globalization, university although its nature is a type of business whose main purpose is not profitable, but Higher Education is also a business that must prioritize financial management in accounting information system quality to improve the quality of higher education in society. Factors identified by researchers include environmental uncertainty, user competence, organizational culture and information technology.

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