Measuring The Effect of Accounting Information System on Job Performance – A Study of The Oil Private Companies in Erbil
Abstract
Student Name: Hema Abdulaziz Abdulla
An accounting information system, today identified as an AIS, is a formalized approach for building business transactions, putting the monetary records into a system, and administering that real information to producers. Accounting information systems are used in the business world, especially by multinational companies. Also, the mission of an accounting information system is to identify transactions, input them into financial statements, and record income reports, then evaluate the evidence by financial statement analysis so that supervisors, partners, and market participants can determine objectives for their companies via the policy of AIS. As well as, the most significant objective of this thesis is to measuring the effect of accounting information system on job performance in a study of the oil private companies in Erbil. The research design of the study is questionnaire research technique. Primary data are attained from managers, office employees, accountants and auditors that have relevant knowledge on questionnaire to ensure the effect of accounting information system on job performance in a study of the oil private companies in Erbil. Moreover, the sample size equals (84) respondents. The study analyzed primary data by SPSS version 26. The software investigates independent variable “AIS” with dependent variable “Job Performance” via the Pearson correlation methods. As an result of the data examination revealed, accounting information system has a significant influence relationship on job performance.
