Thesis Abstract

<p> </p><div>Accounting information systems (AIS) play a crucial role in providing timely, accurate, and relevant financial information to support decision-making within organizations. This research aims to investigate the role of AIS in improving decision-making processes and outcomes. By examining the impact of AIS on decision quality, decision timeliness, and decision relevance, this study seeks to provide insights into how organizations can effectively leverage AIS to enhance decision-making effectiveness.</div><div>The research will employ a mixed-methods approach, combining quantitative analysis of financial data and decision-making outcomes with qualitative interviews of decision-makers and AIS professionals. The quantitative analysis will involve statistical techniques, such as regression analysis, to examine the relationship between AIS usage and decision-making outcomes. Additionally, the study will explore the perceptions and experiences of decision-makers and AIS professionals through the qualitative interviews to gain a deeper understanding of the mechanisms through which AIS influence decision-making.</div><div>The findings of this research will contribute to the existing literature on AIS and decision-making by providing empirical evidence on the role of AIS in improving decision quality, timeliness, and relevance. The results will assist organizations in understanding the importance of AIS in decision-making processes and guide them in optimizing the design, implementation, and usage of AIS to enhance decision-making effectiveness.</div> <br><p></p>

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