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Wildman, J. R. 1922. Principles of accounting. New York University Book Store.
Wildman, J. R. 1922. Training young accountants. Journal of Accountancy (June): 431-437.
Wildman, J. R. 1923. Sinking-fund method for amortizing franchises. Journal of Accountancy (January): 16-21.
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Wiley, S. 2017. Addressing a career concern. Journal of Accountancy (February): 18.
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Wilkerson, M. 1999. Healthy savings. Strategic Finance (May): 42-44, 46. (Using on-site occupational health centers to reduce workers' compensation insurance and lost time injuries).
Wilkin, C., J. Campbell, S. Moore and W. Van Grembergen. 2013. Co-creating value from IT in a contracted public sector environment: Perspectives on COBIY and Val IT. Journal of Information Systems (Spring): 283-306.
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Wilkins, A. M., W. W. Acuff and D. R. Hermanson. 2012. Understanding a Ponzi scheme: Victims' perspectives. Journal of Forensic & Investigative Accounting 4(1): 1-19.
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Willard, B. 2005. The Next Sustainability Wave: Building Boardroom Buy-in. New Society Publishers.
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Willard, B. K. 1969. Cost distribution using infinitely variable averages. Management Accounting (October): 12-15. (Related to joint cost).
Willard, W. C. 1968. Instant banking - A tiger by the tail. Management Accounting (March): 3-8.
Willcocks, L. P. and R. Plant. 2001. Pathways to e-business leadership: Getting from bricks to clicks. MIT Sloan Management Review (Spring): 50-59.
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Williams, A. 2020. Betting big on employee development. MIT Sloan Management Review (Spring): 17-19.
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Williams, B. and B. M. Williams. 2021. Real effects of financial reporting on innovation: Evidence from tax law and accounting standards. The Accounting Review (November): 397-425.
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Williams, C. B. 1921. Treatment of overhead when production is below normal. Journal of Accountancy (May): 336-342.
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Williams, C. D. 2015. Asymmetric responses to earnings news: A case for ambiguity. The Accounting Review (March): 785-817.
Williams, C. M. 1971. Small business and EDP. Management Accounting (February): 44-47.
Williams, C. R. and L. P. Livingstone. 1994. Another look at the relationship between performance and voluntary turnover. The Academy of Management Journal 37(2): 269-298.
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Williams, D. Z. 1966. A seminar on the teaching of accounting. The Accounting Review (July): 542-549. (Williams provides a list of readings for a seminar on teaching).
Williams, D. Z. 1966. Reporting loss carryovers in financial statements. The Accounting Review (April): 226-234.
Williams, D. Z. 1969. A profile of CPA candidates. The Accounting Review (January): 153-164.
Williams, D. Z. 1984. Schools of accounting: Anatomy of a movement. Issues in Accounting Education: 13-32.
Williams, D. Z. 1991. The challenge of change in accounting education. Issues in Accounting Education (Spring): 126-133.
Williams, D. Z. 1992. Grants awarded to two-year colleges for implementation improvements in accounting education. Issues in Accounting Education (Fall): 241-248.
Williams, D. Z. 1993. Accounting Education Change Commission - The importance of two-year colleges for accounting education: Issues statement No. three. Issues in Accounting Education (Spring): 191.
Williams, D. Z. 1996. Implementing change in accounting education. Journal of Accounting Education 14(2): 199-205.
Williams, D. Z. 2011. A half century of close encounters with the first course in accounting. Issues in Accounting Education (November): 759-776.
Williams, D. Z. and G. L. Sundem. 1990. Grants awarded for implementation improvements in accounting education. Issues in Accounting Education (Fall): 313-329.
Williams, D. Z. and G. L. Sundem. 1991. Additional grants awarded for implementation improvements in accounting education. Issues in Accounting Education (Fall): 315-330.
Williams, D. Z. and S. Adams. 1968. Computer technology and organizational change. Management Accounting (September): 44-48.
Williams, D. Z. and S. Matzke. 2012. The Accounting Doctoral Scholars program: A status report. Journal of Accountancy (October): 46-48.
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Williams, E. E. and M. C. Findlay III. 1983. Is Common stock obsolete? Abacus 19(1): 39-55.
Williams, F. M. 1918. Bulletin No. 10, Harvard Bureau of Business Research. Journal of Accountancy (July): 73-77.
Williams, G. and T. J. Phillips Jr. 1994. Cleaning up our act: Accounting for environmental liabilities. Management Accounting (February): 30-33.
Williams, G. A. and R. B. Miller. 2002. Change the way you persuade. Harvard Business Review (May): 65-73. (Five styles of decision making and the ways to influence each: Charismatics, thinkers, skeptics, followers, and controllers).
Williams, H. D. 1912. Trust company audits and examinations. Journal of Accountancy (September): 211-216.
Williams, H. D. 1912. Trust company audits and examinations (continued). Journal of Accountancy (October): 304-309.
Williams, H. D. 1912. Trust company audits and examinations. Journal of Accountancy (November): 389-400.
Williams, H. D. 1912. Trust company audits and examinations. Journal of Accountancy (December): 446-465.
Williams, H. J. 1985. Job order cost accounting information systems. Journal of Small Business Management (April): 17.
Williams, H. M. 1979. Financial reporting in a changing economic environment. Management Accounting (September): 11-15, 36.
Williams, H. O. 1954. A hosiery mill compiles "direct" & "full" costs. N.A.C.A. Bulletin (October): 251-259.
Williams, J. 2013. Financial analysis and the false consensus effect. Journal of Accounting Research (September): 855-907.
Williams, J. C. 2014. Hacking tech's diversity problem. Harvard Business Review (October): 94-100.
Williams, J. C. 2015. The 5 biases pushing women out of STEM: Interaction. Harvard Business Review (June): 22-23.
Williams, J. C. and A. J. C. Cuddy. 2012. Will working mothers take your company to court? Harvard Business Review (September): 94-100.
Williams, J. C. and J. Dolkas. 2022. Data-driven diversity: To achieve your inclusion goals use a metrics-based approach. Harvard Business Review (March/April): 74-83.
Williams, J. C. and K. Mihaylo. 2019. How the best bosses interrupt bias on their teams. Harvard Business Review (November/December): 151-155.
Williams, J. I., P. J. Korb, J. N. Sigler and T. E. Vermeer. 2009. How deductions, credits, and other benefits impact the actual marginal rate. The CPA Journal (June): 44-46.
Williams, J. J. 1978. A new perspective on the evolution of double-entry bookkeeping. The Accounting Historians Journal 5(1): 29-39.
Williams, J. J. 1981. Zero-base budgeting: Prospects for developing a semi-confusing budgeting information system. Accounting, Organizations and Society 6(2): 153-164.
Williams, J. J. 2018. Help small businesses choose the right employee retirement plans. Journal of Accountancy (February): 14-19. (Summary).
Williams, J. J. and A. E. Seaman. 2001. Predicting change in management accounting systems: National culture and industry effects. Accounting, Organizations and Society 26(4-5): 443-460. (Summary).
Williams, J. J. and A. E. Seaman. 2002. Management accounting systems change and departmental performance: The influence of managerial information and task uncertainty. Management Accounting Research (December): 419-445.
Williams, J. J. and C. R. Hinings. 1988. A note on matching control system implications with organizational characteristics: ZBB and MBO revisited. Accounting, Organizations and Society13(2): 191-198.
Williams, J. J., J. D. Newton and E. A. Morgan. 1985. The integration of zero-base budgeting with management-by-objectives: An empirical inquiry. Accounting, Organizations and Society 10(4): 457-476.
Williams, J. J., N. B. Macintosh and J. C. Moore. 1990. Budget-related behavior in public sector organizations: Some empirical evidence. Accounting, Organizations and Society 15(3): 221-246.
Williams, J. R. 1972. Time and use depreciation. Management Accounting (January): 28-30.
Williams, J. R. 1983. The accounting lyceum of the Federation of Schools of Accountancy. Journal of Accounting Education 1(1): 141-144.
Williams, J. R. 1990. Curriculum innovation and 150-hour legislation: Friends or Foes? Issues in Accounting Education (Spring): 1-6.
Williams, J. R. 1996. Implications of 150-hour certification requirements for academic accounting programs. Journal of Accounting Education 14(2): 237-244.
Williams, J. R., H. Herring, M. Tiller and J. Scheiner. 1988. A Framework for the Development of Accounting Education Research. Accounting Education Series (9). American Accounting Association.
Williams, J. W. 2013. Regulatory technologies, risky subjects, and financial boundaries: Governing 'fraud' in the financial markets. Accounting, Organizations and Society 38(6-7): 544-558.
Williams, J. W. 2014. Surveying the field of forensic accounting in Canada. Journal of Forensic & Investigative Accounting 6(3): 27-47.
Williams, K. 1973. Multifab: It can't afford to fail. Management Accounting (April): 51-53.
Williams, K. 1983. Houston '83: Challenges for management accountants. Management Accounting (March): 61.
Williams, K. 1984. Fellowship program bridges FASB-industry gap. Management Accounting (June): 68-71.
Williams, K. 1985. Accountants must clean up their act: Rep. John Dingell speaks out. Management Accounting (May): 21-23, 53-56.
Williams, K. 1985. Ed Hennessy reshapes Allied. Management Accounting (January): 18-25.
Williams, K. 1985. GAO: Uncle Sam's auditor. Management Accounting (April): 22-30.
Williams, K. 1985. George E. Smith: Let ethics guide your decisions. Management Accounting (February): 18-22.
Williams, K. 1985. Powerhouse CEO. Management Accounting (August): 22-27, 67.
Williams, K. 1986. Chairman Don Kirk leaves FASB stronger. 1986. Management Accounting (November): 20-25, 72.
Williams, K. 1986. Charles T. Horngren: Management accounting's renaissance man. Management Accounting (January): 22-29.
Williams, K. 1986. Congressman DioGuardi: The U. S. government needs a chief financial officer. Management Accounting (August): 22-25, 65.
Williams, K. 1986. Dennis R. Beresford: New FASB chairman. Management Accounting (December): 18-21.
Williams, K. 1986. Robert N. Anthony: Creating an accounting framework. Management Accounting (May): 22-26, 76-77.
Williams, K. 1986. The magic of 3M: Management accounting excellence. Management Accounting (February): 20-27.
Williams, K. 1988. A novel approach to accounting: The case of the purloined pagoda. Management Accounting (December): 19-23. (Discussion of various novels including Goldratt's The Goal and Grumbley's The Ultimate Ripoff and Accosting the Golden Spire).
Williams, K. 1989. CAM-I: On the leading edge. Management Accounting (June): 18-21.
Williams, K. 1989. Health: Your most important asset. Management Accounting (January): 48-49.
Williams, K. 1998. Are you prepared for the euro? Management Accounting (May): 58-60, 62.
Williams, K. 2002. Tom D'Angelo: Priceline.com's Mr. inside. Strategic Finance (July): 22-27, 67.
Williams, K. 2003. Kim R. Wallin: Rekindling IMA's spirit. Strategic Finance (August): 24-28. (IMA Chair for 2003-2004).
Williams, K. 2004. Larry R. White: Let's reinvigorate management accounting. Strategic Finance (August): 20-24. (IMA chair for 2004-05 says too much emphasis is being placed on financial accounting).
Williams, K. 2005. Carl S. Smith: Elevating the IMA. Strategic Finance (August): 22-26. (IMA's new Chair).
Williams, K. 2006. William L. Brower, Jr.: Management accounting advocate. Strategic Finance (August): 28-31. (New IMA Chair).
Williams, K. 2007. John B. Pollara: IMA champion. Strategic Finance (August): 22-25. (New IMA Chair).
Williams, K. 2008. Frederick E. Schea: Making a difference. Strategic Finance (August): 24-27, 51.
Williams, K. 2010. Sandra B. Richtermeyer: Accounting profession advocate. Strategic Finance (August): 30-34.
Williams, K. 2011. Brian L. McGuire: Teaming for success. Strategic Finance (August): 30-34.
Williams, K. 2012. John Macaulay: Leading innovation. Strategic Finance (August): 37-41.
Williams, K. 2016. Earnest A. Huband. Became CMA at age 57 and CFM at age 62. Strategic Finance (February): 12.
Williams, K. 2017. Share your IMA life. Strategic Finance (September): 13.
Williams, K. 2018. Emil Scharff, CPA. We remember a former IMA Chair, advocate for young accountants, and visionary who kept his eye on the horizon. Strategic Finance (January): 17.
Williams, K. 2019. IMA chairs: Memories form volunteer leaders. Strategic Finance (June): 51-55.
Williams, K. 2019. Thank you, IMA! Strategic Finance (June): 80.
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1994. Charles B. Wang: Accounting software leader. Management Accounting (June): 31-35.
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1994. Collier-Jackson shifts its vision. Management Accounting (October): 22, 24-26.
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1995. CDI: A new era of financial control. Management Accounting (December): 50-53.
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1995. Cogent: On the wings of ideas. Management Accounting (November): 57-60.
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1995. Computron: Workflow cool. Management Accounting (October): 56-60.
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1995. Comshare: Expanding the third dimension. Management Accounting (September): 59-63.
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1995. Hyperion: Software titan. Management Accounting (September): 75-78.
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1995. SCALA: Serving many masters. Management Accounting (February): 51-54. (Software system).
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1995. Solomon software runs on faith. Management Accounting (June): 56-61.
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1995. Sun on the rise. Management Accounting (April): 55-58. (The SunSystems software company).
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1996. Apprise: Adding value to technology. Management Accounting (December): 50-53. (Apprise sofware).
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1996. Deltek: Costpoint for project accounting. Management Accounting (January): 52-55.
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1996. Developing a timeline for success. Management Accounting (October): 44-47. (Discussion by the CEO of Timeline, Inc.).
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1996. Inside implementation. Management Accounting (April): 50-52. (Software).
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1996. Inside implementation: Part 2. Management Accounting (July): 54-57. (Software).
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1996. Maxwell Business Systems' high flight. Management Accounting (November): 49-52. (Software).
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1996. Microsoft: Tooling the information age. Management Accounting (May): 41-44.
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1996. Polishing platinum. Management Accounting (March): 55-58. (Software).
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1996. Seeking the Best solution. Management Accounting (May): 48-50. (Best software).
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1997. FlexInternational: Providing access to information. Management Accounting (July): 59-62. (Software).
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1997. Longview solutions: Bridging technology and financial management. Management Accounting (October): 52-55. (Software).
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1997. SAP: Connecting the enterprise. Management Accounting (April): 51-54.
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1997. Walker: Deploying a mainframe solution. Management Accounting (June): 49-52.
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1998. Open systems: Traversing the accounting software field. Management Accounting (June): 54-57.
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1999. Bob Darretta: Developing financial leaders at J&J. Strategic Finance (October): 36-41.
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1999. Don Peterson: Powering Lucent's CFO revolution. Strategic Finance (May): 32-37.
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1999. Getting Oracle back to basics. Strategic Finance (April): 36-41.
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1999. Judy Sprieser - Scaling new heights at Sara Lee. Strategic Finance (March): 38-40, 42-44.
Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1999. Revitalizing DuPont's auditors. Strategic Finance (June): 50-55.
Williams, K. and R. L. Shultis. 1983. CSX's Hays Watkins knows the right way to run a railroad. Management Accounting (June): 20-25.
Williams, K. and R. L. Shultis. 1983. Dresser's Jack James: Rugged individualist. Management Accounting (September): 23-28, 86.
Williams, K. and R. L. Shultis. 1983. James McKee: The quite strength behind CPC. Management Accounting (November): 24-30.
Williams, K. and R. L. Shultis. 1984. 'Hey Kelly - You're an accountant?' Management Accounting (February): 18-23.
Williams, K. and R. L. Shultis. 1984. Lynn Johnston: Insuring company and community progress. Management Accounting (September): 24-29.
Williams, K. and R. L. Shultis. 1984. J. Peter Grace, the President's chief cost cutter. Management Accounting (June): 22-31. (Grace lead the Presidents' Private Sector Survey on Cost Control that produced 2,478 ways the federal government could save money without cutting services or raising taxes).
Williams, K. and R. L. Shultis. 1984. Nabisco Brands' Schaeberle: From management accountant to industry spokesman. Management Accounting (January): 21-27.
Williams, K. and R. L. Shultis. 1984. Robert Townsend: Lessons from a maverick CEO. Management Accounting (November): 23-28.
Williams, K. and R. L. Shultis. 1984. Roger Smith steers GM into a high-tech future. Management Accounting (October): 23-29, 58.
Williams, K. J. and G. M. Alliger. 1994. Role stressors, mood spillover, and perceptions of work-family conflict in employed parents. The Academy of Management Journal 37(4): 837-868.
Williams, K. L. 2019. Mary Murphy's pen portraits of fifteen members who contributed to the first 75 years of the AICPA. The Accounting Historians Journal 46(2): 37-41.
Williams, K. L. 2020. Record macros to quickly perform routine tasks; Stymie hackers with these 6 steps; Quickly bring blank cells to your attention. Journal of Accountancy (September): 78-81.
Williams, K. L. Technology Q&A. Journal of Accountancy (July): 56-59. (Creating a data-entry form is Excel; Ergonomics for the home office.
Williams, K. L. 2020. Technology Q& A: Forget smartphones, use smart Excel! Journal of Accountancy (August): 58-62.
Williams, K. L. 2020. Technology Q&A. Journal of Accountancy (June): 58-62.
Williams, K. L. 2020. Using LEFT, MID, RIGHT to dissect Excel cells. Journal of Accountancy (October): 60-61.
Williams, K. L. 2020. Using the Excel Cameral tool. Journal of Accountancy (October): 63-64.
Williams, K. L. 2021. Cleaning and joining data using Excel's Power Query. Journal of Accountancy (October): 56-58.
Williams, K. L. 2021. Microsoft Excel: Add favorites to the Ribbon; Print comments and notes in one place. Journal of Accountancy (September): 56-57.
Williams, K. L. 2021. Technology Q&A: 8 ways to calculate depreciation in Excel. Journal of Accountancy (April/May): 54-56, 58, 60.
Williams, K. L. 2021. Technology Q&A: Eliminate asterisks from data in Excel; Microsoft Office: Use Clipboard history to easily paste multiple items. Journal of Accountancy (July): 56-57.
Williams, K. L. 2022. 7 tips for using Zoom better. Journal of Accountancy (March): 34-37. (Video conferencing tool).
Williams, K. L. 2022. Add color to your Excel workbooks. Journal of Accountancy (May): 1-2.
Williams, K. L. 2022. Automate routine data entry with Excel Flash Fill. Journal of Accountancy (February): 36-37.
Williams, K. L. 2022. Automatically color-code cells in Microsoft Excel. Journal of Accountancy (December): 1-3.
Williams, K. L. 2022. Automatically create subtotals in Excel. Journal of Accountancy (December): 1-3.
Williams, K. L. 2022. Change the case of text in Excel. Journal of Accountancy (August): 1-2.
Williams, K. L. 2022. Combining formulas and text in the same cell in Excel. Journal of Accountancy (March): 38.
Williams, K. L. 2022. Create your own custom Excel functions with LAMBDA. Journal of Accountancy (May): 1-4.
Williams, K. L. 2022. Creating a drop-down list in Excel. Journal of Accountancy (March): 32-33.
Williams, K. L. 2022. Efficient ways to open Microsoft Excel. Journal of Accountancy (September): 1-5.
Williams, K. L. 2022. Extract and present information about dates in Excel. Journal of Accountancy (July): 1-4.
Williams, K. L. 2022. How to spill formulas in Excel. Journal of Accountancy (February): 38-39.
Williams, K. L. 2022. Increase time increments by minutes in Excel. Journal of Accountancy (September): 1-2.
Williams, K. L. 2022. Smart lookup in Microsoft Excel. Journal of Accountancy (September): 1-3.
Williams, K. L. 2022. Technology Q&A: What is so special about Excel? Journal of Accountancy (April): 32-36.
Williams, K. L. 2022. Transposing data in Excel. Journal of Accountancy (February): 40.
Williams, K. L. 2022. When autocorrect is a problem in Excel. Journal of Accountancy (July): 1-2.
Williams, K. L. 2022. Using 3D formulas in Excel. Journal of Accountancy (August): 1-4.
Williams, K. L. 2022. Using advanced filter in Excel. Journal of Accountancy (November): 1-8.
Williams, K. L. 2022. Using COUNTIF and COUNTIFS in Excel. Journal of Accountancy (October): 1-4.
Williams, K. L. 2022. Using SUMIFS to sum with multiple conditions. Journal of Accountancy (June): 1-3. (Excel).
Williams, K. L. and B. Patrick. 2020. Technology Q&A. Journal of Accountancy (January): 58-62.
Williams, K. L. and B. Patrick. 2020. Technology Q&A. Journal of Accountancy (February): 68-71.
Williams, K. L. and B. Patrick. 2020. Technology Q&A. Journal of Accountancy (March): 68-73.
Williams, K. L. and B. Patrick. 2021. Technology Q&A: Create your own Excel template; Microsoft 365: 3 tips for remote collaboration with OneDrive, Teams; Microsoft Outlook: Email inbox out of control? Establish rules. Journal of Accountancy (January): 50-54.
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