Capstone Project: Analysis of Managerial Operations at BDO Global

This report provides an analysis of managerial operations within BDO Global, focusing on the integration of systems and project development. It examines the planning phase of a project aimed at improving managerial operations, including the establishment of a research organization for internal situation analysis. The report considers factors within the AASB framework, such as tangible and intangible assets, and addresses challenges faced by accountants in defining goods according to accounting standards. It highlights the adoption of a multidisciplinary approach by BDO Global, which facilitated auditing of financial reports. The report also discusses the identification of project parameters under the AASB accounting system, including AASB 118, and the importance of cost-benefit procedures and accounting training workshops. Furthermore, it elaborates on the incorporation of accounting techniques and reflective practicums to enhance organizational efficiency, emphasizing the significance of project specifications and resource management for effective financial statements. The study concludes by underscoring the importance of managerial efficiency and accounting standards in the proper functioning of BDO Global.

WEEK 10

Introduction
The section provides an analysis of the managerial operations that exist in the BDO Global
organisation. The integration of the system is in focus and at the same time, the focus has been
on the development of the parameters related to the project. The manner in which projects can be
completed is analysed and based on the completion the final project related to the development
of managerial operations is conducted.
Capstone Project- final report
Planning of the Project in BDO Global
To improve the managerial operations in the BDO Global organization, a new research
organization has been established for conducting certain information analysis to diagnosis the
internal situation of the organization. Thus, integration of the systems of national nature has been
formulated for the procurement of efficient information about the linking of the objectives of the
organization. According to the structure of the AASB framework, there are certain factors that
need to be taken into concern such as the tangible and intangible assets and in various ways. The
major challenge that was met by the accountants in the financial organization was the definitions
of the goods that would accord to the standards of the accounting. The approach of
multidisciplinary has been adopted by the BDO Global organization which facilitated the tunnel
approach. Auditing of the financial reports has been made much easier and efficient after the
implementation of the accounting standards. Large handling of data relating to finance was dealt
with variations of the structure. The major challenge that was met was when the standard in the
Australian accounting systems introduced new examination structures in the accounting systems.
Identification of parameters of the project
There are majorly theatres broad divisions under the AASB accountings system. AASB 118
which is majorly concerned about the intangible properties. Proper parameters should be met
before ascertaining an asset to be intangible1. Thus, to implement the shortcomings, it is essential
to compare the cost-benefit procedures. Before conducting the associating of the costs that will
1 James Guthrie, Richard Petty, and Federica Ricceri, "The Voluntary Reporting Of Intellectual Capital" (2006) 7(2) Journal of
Intellectual Capital.

be incurred for the handling of the data, it is also equally important to compare the benefits of the
projects2. According to the body of standards the accounting training workshops must be
conducted for the good linkage of the standard with the actual training fields. However, in these
problems, the government should indulge to ascertain the level of quality. Proper training
organizations should be set up for making proper resources of accounting people which would
help the country to procure more efficiency in the accounting of the standards. However while in
the procurement of the processing of the project there are certain norms of the maintenance of
the parameters of the project.
Incorporation of ability used in the completion of the project
The BDO organization has started conduction certain game programmes through the ways of
accounting technique to install the components of the execution of benefits. Therefore,
management is highly responsible for the proper carry of the objectives of the report3. Thus, for
enlarging the capacity of the efficiency of the organization should conduct a reflective practicum
on a great scale. Specifications that were mentioned for the programmers of the projects are very
important for the procurement of the project. Thus, there were many challenges conducted for
the successful implementation of the project, which is very imperative for the execution of the
project4. Therefore, without wasting any resources that have occurred due to the mishandling of
the data, there are many considerations that have to be kept in mind while procuring effective
statements of finance of BDO global. In 2014, BDO Global had adopted the strategy of adding
resources to the organization that has facilitated great growth in the statistics of the company.
Conclusion
2 Sumit K. Lodhia, Amir Allam and Andrew Lymer, "Corporate Reporting On The Internet In Australia: An Exploratory Study"
(2004) 14(34) Australian Accounting Review.
3 Dennis Olson and Taisier Zoubi, "Convergence In Bank Performance For Commercial And Islamic Banks During And After
The Global Financial Crisis" (2017) 65 The Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance.
4 Stephane Hallegatte, "2C Or Not 2C?" [2012] Accounting review

The major objectives of the study conducted through the Capstone project were indeed important
for bringing efficiency in the operation. The rise in the average costs has facilitated in the rose of
the costs of the organization . On a note of management in organizational structure there are
certain shortcomings which should be strengthened by proper management of resources that give
rise to efficiency in the organizational structure as a whole. Thus both the standards of the
accounting mediums and the managerial efficiency help for the proper functioning of the BDO
Global.

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