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Abstract(s)
Emerging technologies are changing the accounting paradigm. “It has always been done
this way” will certainly be an old expression that will become outdated. More than ever,
accountants need to acquire transversal skills to be successful. Technology with a purpose
in accounting improves reliability, accuracy and adds value.
An important topic in the current conjuncture, this study aims to present and analyze the
impacts of emerging technologies on the accounting profession through an exploratory
study and interviews with accounting professionals.
The results of the interviews revealed that the relationship between emerging
technologies and the role and skills of accountants has not yet been established. This work
identifies the skills that accountants must have to be successful, the new professions that
will emerge associated with accounting, and activities that can be automated, considering
a guide to good practices to make the accountant's work more effective.
The insights presented in this study are highly valuable for those involved in the
accounting profession, including professional bodies, regulators, and educational
institutions. Researching emerging technologies in the context of accounting may yield
valuable knowledge that could inform future modifications to university curricula and
instructional approaches for accounting educators.
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Keywords
Emerging Technologies Robotic Process Automation Accountant Accounting Education Skills Artificial intelligence Automation Big Data Blockchain
