This research proposes an ontological model for accounting information systems (AIS) based on the Bunge-Wand-Weber (BWW) modeling constructs. The proposed model is derived from the Resource-Event-Agent (REA) accounting model. REA is a well-known model for AIS and has recently been proposed as an AIS domain ontology. REA is grounded on event-based accounting theories and its sound underlying concepts make it a strong candidate as a domain ontology. However, there are several deficiencies in the current representational scheme used in REA that limit its value as a domain ontology. First the use of entity relationship modeling constructs has resulted in a lack of precision and completeness in the current model. The current model also fails to ...
Conceptual models of enterprises can be used for both business process modeling and the actual desig...
Current Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are based on double entry bookkeeping. This techn...
How should we teach accounting information systems? This is a question that bedevils potential teac...
The accounting ontologies were conceptualized as a framework for building accounting information sys...
McCarthy developed a framework for modeling the economic rationale of different business transaction...
This paper reviews the basic tenets and structure of the REA (Resource-Event-Agent) accounting model...
Business modelling research is increasingly interested in exploring how domain ontologies can be use...
Although the field of Accounting Information Systems (AIS) has a long tradition, there is still a la...
In business modelling the focus is shifting from the enterprise to the supply chain. Contemporary bu...
Environmental Management Accounting is rapidly evolving from an ethical side-issue into a core busin...
This paper presents a laboratory experiment that evaluates the REA approach for modelling enterprise...
The paper focuses on the enterprise production plan at operational level modeling using the Resour...
The recent financial crisis has renewed interest in the value of the owner-ordered auditing traditio...
Abstract. The recent financial crisis has underlined the urgency to improve the added value of the a...
Although the field of Accounting Information Systems (AIS) has a long tradition, there is still a la...
Conceptual models of enterprises can be used for both business process modeling and the actual desig...
Current Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are based on double entry bookkeeping. This techn...
How should we teach accounting information systems? This is a question that bedevils potential teac...
The accounting ontologies were conceptualized as a framework for building accounting information sys...
McCarthy developed a framework for modeling the economic rationale of different business transaction...
This paper reviews the basic tenets and structure of the REA (Resource-Event-Agent) accounting model...
Business modelling research is increasingly interested in exploring how domain ontologies can be use...
Although the field of Accounting Information Systems (AIS) has a long tradition, there is still a la...
In business modelling the focus is shifting from the enterprise to the supply chain. Contemporary bu...
Environmental Management Accounting is rapidly evolving from an ethical side-issue into a core busin...
This paper presents a laboratory experiment that evaluates the REA approach for modelling enterprise...
The paper focuses on the enterprise production plan at operational level modeling using the Resour...
The recent financial crisis has renewed interest in the value of the owner-ordered auditing traditio...
Abstract. The recent financial crisis has underlined the urgency to improve the added value of the a...
Although the field of Accounting Information Systems (AIS) has a long tradition, there is still a la...
Conceptual models of enterprises can be used for both business process modeling and the actual desig...
Current Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are based on double entry bookkeeping. This techn...
How should we teach accounting information systems? This is a question that bedevils potential teac...