MANAGING WORKPLACE PROJECTS.

Assignment: Synthesise your thoughts and research on your allocated scenario and post what you conclude to be the scope, aims and objectives of the business case for the Project. Scenario: Changing Accounting Software Your firm is adopting a new software tool to support its accounting functions. Almost all staff within the firm will use the software, from the accounting staff who used the most advanced functions, to the line employee who will use it to enter requisitions and purchase orders. In many cases, employees who have not previously used software to accomplish accounting tasks (having completed them in paper form) will now use the new software. Your team is responsible for planning and executing the installation and implementation of the new software and planning for follow-up training and technical support.

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MANAGING WORKPLACE PROJECTS......................................................................................................1
CONCLUSION-....................................................................................................................................3
Scope-............................................................................................................................................3
Aim-...............................................................................................................................................3
Objectives-.....................................................................................................................................3
REFERENCES-.....................................................................................................................................4

CONCLUSION-
Scope-
Computerized accounting system is a technology that helps companies handle multiple business
transactions, information, records, and accounts with high effectiveness, velocity, and precision.
Higher quality work, reduced operational costs, greater effectiveness, higher precision, lowest
possible mistakes are some of Computerized Accounting's benefits. Let's learn more about the
setting of computerized accounting.
Aim-
Fundamentals of accounting don’t change whether the books of accounting are maintained
manually or computerised. Computerized accounting helps in automating and integrating all entity
operations such as sales, finance and other things (P Machera and C Machera, 2017). Fast and accurate
data entry of transactions can be carried out in huge numbers without compromising the speed and
efficiency of the software.
In order to maintain financial records and vouchers, manual accounting system needs big space. The
amount of transactions depends on the necessity of books and office supplies and account books
along with vouchers and records. Reducing the documentation and dispensing with a big quantity of
account books is necessary. Using the computerized accounting system, this can be accomplished.
Introducing Accounting software in an entity leads to instant reporting and quick decision making
(Mancini, Vaassen and Dameri, 2013).
Objectives-
Accounting Software results in reduced mathematical error, improvement in quality of work and also
eases everyday job. Nowadays, staffs in most entities are already aware of such software and also
have used it but that doesn’t mean we should discard staffs that are used to doing accounting on
paper. Proper training program must be run in entity to ensure that everyone must be given
opportunity in these changing times of technology as fundamentals of accounting remain the same
(Hoggett, 2017) and in the long run it only benefits the entity itself.

REFERENCES-
P Machera, R. and C Machera, P. (2017). Computerised Accounting Software; A Curriculum that Enhances an Accounting
Programme. Universal Journal of Educational Research, 5(3), pp.372-385.
Mancini, D., Vaassen, E. and Dameri, R. (2013). Accounting information systems for decision making. Berlin: Springer.
Hoggett, J. (2017). Accounting, 10th Edition. Melbourne: Wiley.