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The Digital Transformation of Enterprise Accounting: Big Data, AI and Financial Sharing
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Abstract
Digitalization is the most significant change occurring in the field of accounting. With the advancement of science and technology applications, the digital transformation of enterprise finance is gradually becoming a reality. Big data, machine learning, and artificial intelligence-based digital technology lay a solid foundation for transforming and upgrading enterprise accounting. The demands for scientific, forward-thinking, and data-driven enterprise financial management are increasing in an era of deep Internet of Things integration and digitalization. It is no longer necessary to rely on traditional module administration, manual decision-making, and one-way operation, but rather to improve data analysis, data application, and financial value improvement. Financial sharing will become a critical component of corporate operation, providing solid financial backing for strategic enterprise choices, departmental operations, and organizational change. To achieve true financial transformation, enterprises must continue integrating financial resources, increasing technology research and development, and transforming and upgrading their systems. Financial departments and personnel must accelerate their adaptation to the development requirements of digitalization, which necessitates technological iteration, functional transformation, and reform.
Keywords
digital transformation, enterprise accounting, financial sharing
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Zhu,Y. (2023). The Digital Transformation of Enterprise Accounting: Big Data, AI and Financial Sharing. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,31,187-192.
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