Computerized Accounting And Business Systems

Business life has become almost impossible without this electronic guru - the Computer. And the latest addition to this toolkit now is the Internet, the other face of computer-wedded communications. Buzzwords like e-commerce, net-banking and online shopping have become common terms. The corporate world has realized the enormous potential of computing to boost their productivity, employees' performance and business practices. These revolutionary trends in business computing and growing emergence of Internet in every sphere of business world have drastically changed the structures of organizations and how they work. The shabby-looking offices with tons of papers and ledgers lying all around are getting replaced with offices where everything is managed electronically. Virtual workplaces have become practical reality where employees handle their assignments sitting in front of their computers comfortably at home rather than the traditional office away from home. The contents of this book are designed to give management students and accounting professionals a sound theoretical understanding of the concepts of Computerized Accounting and Business Systems in modern business organizations

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Dr. Neeraj Sharma, PhD, MCA, MBA, is Associate Professor in Department of Computer Science, Punjabi University, Patiala (India) with 17+ years of teaching experience. His areas of interest are Information Systems, Computerized Accounting and Computer-assisted Management. He has authored two books on Knowledge Management and Software Engineering.