Volume 28 - Volume 31
Provided by James R. Martin, Ph.D., CMA
Professor Emeritus, University of South Florida
International Journal of Accounting Information Systems 2000-2021
| Journal Updates by Year
Alles, M. 2018. Examining the role of the AIS research literature using the natural experiment of the 2018 JIS conference on cloud computing. International Journal of Accounting Information Systems (31): 58-74.
Baader, G. and H. Krcmar. 2018. Reducing false positives in fraud detection: Combining the red flag approach with process mining. International Journal of Accounting Information Systems (31): 1-16.
Chou, C., N. R. Hwang, T. Wang and R. Debreceny. 2018. The topical link model-integrating topic-centric information in XBRL-formatted reports. International Journal of Accounting Information Systems (29): 16-36.
Demek, K. C., R. L. Raschke, D. J. Janvrin and W. N. Dilla. 2018. Do organizations use a formalized risk management process to address social media risk? International Journal of Accounting Information Systems (28): 31-44.
Druică, E., B. Oancea and C. Vâlsan. 2018. Benford's law and the limits of digit analysis. International Journal of Accounting Information Systems (31): 75-82.
Felo, A. J., J. W. Kim and J. Lim. 2018. Can XBRL detailed tagging of footnotes improve financial analysts' information environment? International Journal of Accounting Information Systems (28): 45-58.
Hoffman, B. W., R. D. Sellers and J. Skomra. 2018. The impact of client information technology capability on audit pricing. International Journal of Accounting Information Systems (29): 59-75.
Hutchison, P. D., R. J. Daigle and B. George. 2018. Application of latent semantic analysis in AIS academic research. International Journal of Accounting Information Systems (31): 83-96.
Li, H., J. Dai, T. Gershberg and M. A. Vasarhelyi. 2018. Understanding usage and value of audit analytics for internal auditors: An organizational approach. International Journal of Accounting Information Systems (28): 59-76.
Li, H., W. G. No and T. Wang. 2018. SEC's cybersecurity disclosure guidance and disclosed cybersecurity risk factors. International Journal of Accounting Information Systems (30): 40-55.
Mascha, M. F., M. A. Lamboy-Ruiz and D. J. Janvrin. 2018. PCAOB inspections: An analysis of entity-level and application-level control audit deficiencies. International Journal of Accounting Information Systems (30): 19-39.
Peters, M. D., B. Wieder and S. G. Sutton. 2018. Organization improvisation and the reduced usefulness of performance measurement BI functions. International Journal of Accounting Information Systems (29): 1-15.
Richardson, V. J., J. M. Sanchez, P. Setia and R. Smith. 2018. Determinants and consequences of chief information officer equity incentives. International Journal of Accounting Information Systems (31): 37-57.
Rikhardsson, P. and O. Yigitbasioglu. 2018. Business intelligence & analytics in management accounting research: Status and future focus. International Journal of Accounting Information Systems (29): 37-58.
Tadesse, A. F. and U. S. Murthy. 2018. Nonprofessional investor perceptions of the partial remediation of IT and non-IT control weaknesses: An experimental investigation. International Journal of Accounting Information Systems (28): 14-30.
Troshani, I., M. Janssen, A. Lymer and L. D. Parker. 2018. Digital transformation of business-to-government reporting: An institutional work perspective. International Journal of Accounting Information Systems (31): 17-36.
Wang, T., Y. Wang and A. McLeod. 2018. Do health information technology investments impact hospital financial performance and productivity? International Journal of Accounting Information Systems (28): 1-13.
Wang, Y. and A. Kogan. 2018. Designing confidentiality-preserving Blockchain-based transaction processing systems. International Journal of Accounting Information Systems (30): 1-18.
Wilkin, C. L., J. Campbell, S. Moore and J. Simpson. 2018. Creating value in online communities through governance and stakeholder engagement. International Journal of Accounting Information Systems (30): 56-68.