1 IMPACT OF COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING SYSTEM ON THE ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE OF ACCESS BANK PLC IN ABUJA.

Student: Nyamkapwa Power
Supervisor: Dr Adeleke Danjuma Bolaji
HOD: Dr Lucky Otsoge Onmonya
Department of Accounting
Management Science
Nile University of Nigeria, Abuja

Abstract

This research work on the Impact of computerised Accounting System on the organisational performance of access bank is aimed at examining the impact computerised accounting system has on organisational performance of access bank and the role it plays in the organisation. It also seeks to ascertain if there is a relationship between organisational performance and accounting system. The statement of problem covers computer fraud and data security issues which is as a result of system vulnerability and weak controls, another problem is the risk of losing vital information due to power outages or system crashes. Quite a number of theories were reviewed and the General Systems theory appeared to be consistent with this research work. The data collected was analysed using appropriate descriptive and inferential resistical method, all hypotheses were tested using correlational and multiple regression analysis. Questionnaires were used for primary data collection, drawing on data from 287 respondents. The findings reveal that improved Accounting software and Spreadsheet applications are strongly associated with enhanced organizational performance, while cloud computing also plays a significant, more moderate, role. The study recommended among other things that computerized accounting system should be integrated into the financial system of organizations. Overall, the research contributes to the growing body of literature on accounting information systems and offers a robust framework for future studies that may incorporate additional variables.

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