THE EXTENT AND LIMITATIONS OF MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING FUNCTION WITHIN ERP SYSTEMS

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2022-2-11

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This thesis aims to investigate the extent and limitations of managerial accounting concepts within ERP systems for medium to big-sized companies, whose transactions and data generation are huge and require integrated, online, and real-time processing on a common database. The main purpose for managerial accounting within standard ERP systems is to automate costing, budgeting, and cost accounting by integrating with functional modules. This is not complete automation. The extent and limitations of this automation are studied and shown in this thesis. In this context, ABC which is developed in the 90s and integrated into ERP software in the 2000s is studied and data definitions, transactions, and data models are determined for better integration. As ERP software packages are regarded as dough to be shaped for each company, the results of this thesis are expected to help and/or improve the success of implementations of ERP systems and enterprise systems, especially for managerial accounting issues. Furthermore, it is aimed to have financially more functional ERP systems by better integrating managerial accounting concepts to enterprise systems.

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Enterprise Resource Planning, Management Accounting, Cost Accounting and Integration, Activity Based Costing and Integration

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/96287

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Graduate School of Natural and Applied Sciences, Thesis

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M. Harman, “THE EXTENT AND LIMITATIONS OF MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTING FUNCTION WITHIN ERP SYSTEMS,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2022.