The Evolution Of Accounting Information Systems

Rapid technological developments make the development of Accounting Information Systems also experience developments and changes. This literature study explains and describes the evolution of accounting information systems. An organization can run well if the system has integrity properly. Accounting information systems are expected in an organization to be an integrated system that supports each other activities related to corporate financial transactions. Accounting information systems are used to collect, store, and process financial data, and also to produce information reports that can be used by managers or other parties in making business decisions. Information systems are formal processes for collecting data, processing data into information, and distributing that information to users. This study aims to describe the evolution of accounting information systems. This study concluded that accounting information systems underwent an evolution from electronic data processing, management information systems, decision support systems and officice automation and artificial intelligence.

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