Accounting Information Systems: Ethics, Fraudulent Behavior, and Preventative Measures

Name

jasmine s. smith, Georgia Southern UniversityFollow

Publication Date

4-20-2016

Major

Information Systems (BBA)

Document Type and Release Option

Thesis (open access)

Faculty Mentor

Dr. Thomas Case

Abstract

Most business organizations have implemented Accounting Information Systems to improve efficiency and to help optimize use of company resources. The evolution of Information Technology within financial and accounting processes has brought new ethical issues, forms of fraudulent behavior, and mechanisms to prevent compromising confidential, sensitive, and personal information. This investigation focuses on the evolution of Accounting Information Systems and their controls for limiting fraud and misconduct in financial and accounting processes.

Recommended Citation

smith, jasmine s., "Accounting Information Systems: Ethics, Fraudulent Behavior, and Preventative Measures" (2016). Honors College Theses. 178.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/honors-theses/178