GMAS Core Services

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Accounting Information System
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Contents
Introduction......................................................................................................................................3
Purpose............................................................................................................................................3
Participants......................................................................................................................................4
GMAS core services........................................................................................................................4
Process flow or activity description.................................................................................................4
Exceptions........................................................................................................................................5
Business Process Re-Engineering....................................................................................................6
Models in Business process re-engineering.....................................................................................6
Process Strengths and Inefficiencies...............................................................................................7
Use of Information Technology.......................................................................................................8
Proposed workflow Diagram...........................................................................................................9
Conclusion.......................................................................................................................................9
References......................................................................................................................................10

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Introduction
Global management accounting services (GMAS) was established as an organization that could
be outsourced in management Accounting services in businesses. These businesses include the
small businesses, medium businesses and the professional business services. Although it is in its
piloting stage, there are various other testing and servicing models that are used to develop the
systems and business processes. It is providing this services to other clients who want to test it at
pilot phase. GMAS competitiveness and viability will rely heavily on delivery and efficiency of
services in the long-run.
Purpose
The following are the main purposes of the competitive and viable system offered by GMAS
 Offering targeted support strategically in Business Process management
 Timelinesss in quality outputs in relation to the competitors who meet standards and
deadlines.
 Management of labour for better services
 Utilization of resources for better and quality services
 Utilization of resources to cover the entire processes
 Workflow system documentation and the capacity for implementation of resources
 Business intelligence process workflow
 Management of accounting entreprise to be able to meet consumers requirement and beet
competitors

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Participants
The participants in this process are the support staff and the management. There are also various
department that are core to GMAS system and includes; accounting department, finance
department, the IT department, suppliers and the genral consuymers. The participants are used to
check how strong the system is.
GMAS core services
 Personnel support
 Maintaining and developing the new system
 Provision of administrative services
 Outsourcing new clients to the business
 Compliance
 Financial nanagement
Process flow or activity description
GMAS process flow is intricate since it is a prototype and require further enhancement.
Accounting has a specific control function and has become the fundamental basis of information
systems that provide managers with the data necessary for timely decision making. The
importance of accounting information for making decisions. Decisions, both for internal
recipients and for external recipients.
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