Feasibility of more frequent reporting: a field study informed survey of in-company accounting and IT professionals

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A survey of three publicly traded firms reveals that 10.6 percent of in-company accounting professionals are receptive to releasing financial statements more frequent than the standard quarterly reports and that 12.7 percent are receptive to monthly reporting.

Science & research, Research, Practice, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Accountants, Corporation reports, Company reports, Survey

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Creating a business process diagram and databse queries to detect billing errors and analyze calling patterns for cell phone service

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The detection of discrepanices in cell phone call billing and managing costs of phone service using a business process diagram is discussed.

Commodity & service prices, Cost Control Techniques, Prices and rates, Cost control, Company pricing policy, Cost reduction, Telephone billing services

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The effect of alternative procedural explanation types on procedural knowledge acquisition during knowledge-based systems use

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Optimization techniques are used in a knowledge-based system to examine congnitive skills in acquiring knowledge.

Analysis, Usage, Cognition, Knowledge-based systems, Mathematical optimization, Optimization theory, Knowledge acquisition (Expert systems), Knowledge-based system

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