The Impact Of Account Information Systems Organizational Performance: The Context Of Hospitality Industry Of Sydney, Australia

This research examines the impact of accounting information systems on organizational performance in the hospitality industry of Sydney, Australia. The study aims to determine the effect of AIS on the performance of organizations and the quality of financial data for decision-making processes. The research is divided into sections: introduction, research problem and objectives, literature review, and research methodology. The study will utilize primary data collection techniques such as questionnaires, interviews, financial records of the hospital, and documents in healthcare facilities within the Sydney region.

The Impact Of Account Information Systems
Organizational Performance: The Context Of
Hospitality Industry Of Sydney, Australia
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 Accounting Information System is a
fundamental part of business operations over
the years.
 This research seeks to examine the impact of
account information systems organizational
performance using the case study of the
hospitality industry in Sydney, Australia.
 The research is divided into section;
introduction, research problem and objectives,
literature review, and research methodology.
Introduction

Research problem
the study aims at determining the impact of the
system on improving the degree of performance
of the health industry in Australia, using Sydney
as a case study.
Research Objectives
 What is the impact of accounting information
system in the healthcare industry of Australia?
 Does an accounting information system improve
the performance of organizations that integrate
it into their operations?
Research Problem and
Objectives

 Studies conducted on the topic by previous
researchers show that there is a positive
relationship between the use of Accounting
Information System and the performance of
the organization( Jawabreh at al.2017; Lutfiet
al., 2017; Akmese et al., 2017; Esmerey,
2016)
 There is also a significant relation between
the use of AIS and the quality of financial data
for the decision making process (Al-Dalabih,
2018).
Literature review

Research Type
-Causal research. The study intends to determine
the effect of the use of Accounting Information
System on the performance of organizations.
Research approach
- it will use a mixed approach to collect and
analyze data
Sampling
The sample population will be chosen through a
random sample of the hospitals within the city to
take part in the study
Research design and
methodology

Type of Data and data collection
-The study will utilize primary data to inform the
research
-primary data collection techniques such as
questionnaires, interviews, financial records of the
hospital and documents in healthcare facilities within
the Sydney region
Data Analysis
To analyze qualitative data-Qualitative Data Analysis
methods and software such as ANOVA
To analyze quantitative data- utilize regression analysis to
determine the relationship between the dependent and
explanatory variables of the study
Cont…

 There are no known ethical complications
that will arise from the study.
Addressing Ethical
Concerns

 Jawabreh, O. A. and Alrabei, A. (2012) The Impact of Accounting
Information System in Planning, Controlling and Decision-Making
Processes in Jodhpur Hotels. Asian Journal of Finance & Accounting, 4(1),
pp.79-82.
 Esmerey, A. (2016). The Impact of Accounting Information Systems on
Firm Performance: Empirical Evidence in Turkish Small and Medium Sized
Enterprises. International Review of Management and Marketing, 6(2),
pp.223-230.
 Akmese, H., Eren, T., Aras, S. and Kaya, S. (2017). The Impact of
Accounting Information Systems on Firm Performance: Empirical
Evidence in Turkish Small and Medium Sized Enterprises. Proceedings of
the Middle East Conference on Global Business, Economics, Finance and
Management Sciences, pp.1-10.
 Lufti, A. A., Idris, M. K., and Mohamad, R. (2015) AIS Usage factors and
impact among Jordanian SMEs: The moderating effect of environmental
uncertainty, Journal of Advanced Research in Business and Management
Studies, 6(1), pp. 24-38
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