Examination of Nascent Technologies in E-Accounting: A Study on the Prospective Trajectory of Accounting

Authors

  • Pavani Surarapu Senior Full Stack Developer, IBM, Austin, TX, USA
  • Ravikiran Mahadasa Senior ETL Lead, Data Inc., Charlotte, NC 28262, USA
  • Sreekanth Dekkati Assistant Vice President (System Administrator), MUFG Bank, New York, USA

Keywords:

E-accounting, Advanced Accounting, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), Blockchain Technology, Cybersecurity, Automation

Abstract

Cutting-edge technology has transformed the transition from paper-based accounting to advanced e-accounting. This article examines the complex architecture of advanced e-accounting, including AI, ML, and blockchain. AI and ML automate complex decision-making, enabling financial forecasting and fraud detection. Smart contracts on blockchain make financial records transparent and tamper-proof. Real-time financial reporting with dynamic dashboards, automated financial consolidation, and big data for data-driven decision-making are transformative trends. Mobile accounting lets us manage finances on the go, but security and ethics are essential. The paper addresses AI-driven accounting ethics and financial data security. As e-accounting progresses, AI, ML, and blockchain automate and optimize financial operations, promising a future of strategic decision-making for enterprises. This digital frontier must be embraced to transform economic ecosystems from paper traces to unimaginable possibilities.

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Published

2018-12-31

How to Cite

Surarapu, P., Mahadasa, R., & Dekkati, S. (2018). Examination of Nascent Technologies in E-Accounting: A Study on the Prospective Trajectory of Accounting. Asian Accounting and Auditing Advancement, 9(1), 89–100. Retrieved from https://4ajournal.com/article/view/83