Advances in accounting information systems. Vol. 5 / edited by Steve G. Sutton

Part 1 Information systems practice and theory: information technology in accounting -- assessing the impact on accountants and organizations, James E. Hunton and Lamont Flowers; does it pay off -- evidence from a multidimensional analysis, Somnath Bhattacharya, Gary P. Braun and Patrick A. Traichal; discussion of "Does it payoff?" Evidence from a multidimensional analysis, Uday S. Murthy; a framework analysis of the relation between information technology and performance -- the influence of operational change factors and organizational culture, Alan S. Dunk and Saeed J. Roohani; a discussion of a framework analysis of the relation between information technology and performance -- the influence of operational change factors and organizational culture, Tarek S. Amer; an experimental analysis of multimedia annual reports on non-expert report users, Curtis E. Clements and Christopher Wolfe; comments -- an experimental analysis of multimedia annual reports of non-expert report users, Dana Gibson. Part 2 Information systems and the accounting/auditing environment: incentive to shirk, privately-held information, and the decision to implement an information system with known quality problems, Brad Tuttle, Adrian Harrell and Cynthia Jackson; resistance to system development -- an equity-based model, Patricia Ann Essex; comments -- resistance to system development -- an equity-based model, Gail Lynn Cook; factors affecting the use of different types of explanations provided by expert systems, Ko-Cheng Hsu and Paul John Steinbart; discussion of factors affecting the use of different types of explanations provided by expert systems, Ed O'Donnell; fluid structures -- a structuration approach to evaluating information technology, Jesse F. Dillard and Kristi Yuthas; response to fluid structures -- a structuration approach to information technology, Martha M. Eining. Part 3 Perspectives on information systems research: opportunities for research on the use of technology to mitiga

This is the fifth volume in a series dealing with such topics as information systems practice and theory, information systems and the accounting/auditing environment, and differing perspectives on information systems research.