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Die lewensvatbaarheid van 'n mobiele elektroniese rekeningkundige stelsel vir klein- tot mediumgrootte ondernemings / Lihan Brink BadenhorstBadenhorst, Lihan Brink January 2013 (has links)
Businesses' demand for information technology-(IT) capacity and IT solutions are growing daily. As available services and products expand, users require more convenience, cost savings, user-friendliness and reliability. Manufacturers of mobile devices have always been motivated to develop mobile devices which are more flexible and reliable. As a consequence of the above mentioned, the importance of business in the modern technological environment was greatly overestimated as a result of development in mobile technology. Mobile technology breaks the limitations of mobility in businesses which provides innovative possibilities
Mobile distance-based services have attracted much attention because of the growing potential that it offers. Businesses need mobile options that deal with specific needs. A mobile accounting system will provide adaptability and flexibility to an entity, which at this stage has not been possible. An improved adaptability and flexibility of enterprises will have a positive impact on productivity and innovation as a result. The rapid growth and development of mobile technology creates the opportunity for the development of many innovative mobile applications.
From the above it is clear that there is an existing trend that companies want to implement more mobility in their business. From an accounting perspective, small-to medium-sized businesses have simpler rules and regulations that must be obeyed (IFRS for SMEs). Thus, the point of entrance of this study will focus on the feasibility of a mobile accounting system for small to medium sized entities (SME). On a global scale, should the importance of small-to medium-sized entities (SMEs) not be overlooked. SMEs are the mainstay of most national economies and represent between 30 to 60 percent of the economy's gross domestic product.
A mobile accounting system will provide managers and business owners the option to have “anytime anywhere” access to the entity's financial information. This will also allow businesses to be more mobile. Thus, invoices can be issued, receivables added, payments entered (creditors and so on) and all this can be done without physically being on the business premises. The mobile system will therefore communicate in real time with the database on the business premises which is stored electronically and so information for everyone who uses it will be updated and correct. / MCom (Accountancy), North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2014
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Die lewensvatbaarheid van 'n mobiele elektroniese rekeningkundige stelsel vir klein- tot mediumgrootte ondernemings / Lihan Brink BadenhorstBadenhorst, Lihan Brink January 2013 (has links)
Businesses' demand for information technology-(IT) capacity and IT solutions are growing daily. As available services and products expand, users require more convenience, cost savings, user-friendliness and reliability. Manufacturers of mobile devices have always been motivated to develop mobile devices which are more flexible and reliable. As a consequence of the above mentioned, the importance of business in the modern technological environment was greatly overestimated as a result of development in mobile technology. Mobile technology breaks the limitations of mobility in businesses which provides innovative possibilities
Mobile distance-based services have attracted much attention because of the growing potential that it offers. Businesses need mobile options that deal with specific needs. A mobile accounting system will provide adaptability and flexibility to an entity, which at this stage has not been possible. An improved adaptability and flexibility of enterprises will have a positive impact on productivity and innovation as a result. The rapid growth and development of mobile technology creates the opportunity for the development of many innovative mobile applications.
From the above it is clear that there is an existing trend that companies want to implement more mobility in their business. From an accounting perspective, small-to medium-sized businesses have simpler rules and regulations that must be obeyed (IFRS for SMEs). Thus, the point of entrance of this study will focus on the feasibility of a mobile accounting system for small to medium sized entities (SME). On a global scale, should the importance of small-to medium-sized entities (SMEs) not be overlooked. SMEs are the mainstay of most national economies and represent between 30 to 60 percent of the economy's gross domestic product.
A mobile accounting system will provide managers and business owners the option to have “anytime anywhere” access to the entity's financial information. This will also allow businesses to be more mobile. Thus, invoices can be issued, receivables added, payments entered (creditors and so on) and all this can be done without physically being on the business premises. The mobile system will therefore communicate in real time with the database on the business premises which is stored electronically and so information for everyone who uses it will be updated and correct. / MCom (Accountancy), North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2014
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The role of access to finance in the growth of firms in South Africa / Ferreira M.Ferreira, Marnel January 2011 (has links)
SMEs can play a significant role in the economy as drivers of economic growth and
job creation. Many SMEs are, however constrained by their limited access to
finance. This study examines the source of finance of firms in South Africa and
estimates the importance of finance as a predictor of output per worker. Using the
2007 World Bank Enterprise Survey, the study focuses on the firm’s access to
finance, or sources of finance, as a predictor of the productivity of South African
firms. Other factors that are taken into account include sources of finance such as
the overdraft of the firm, collateral available and the type of financial institution used
to acquire financing. These covariates all play an integral role in whether or not the
firm will receive the financing, the amount granted and the repayment terms.
Empirical analysis is done with a Cobb–Douglas production function regression to
determine how output per worker is influenced by various factors. The results show
that output per worker improves as additional finance variables are added to the
regression model. Using an access to finance dummy as the dependent variable, a
logistic regression model is used to calculate the probability of access to finance as a
constraint based on the independent variables. The results of the logistic regression
show that the probability of firms’ experiencing access to finance as a constraint is
decreased by variables such as fixed assets and increase with negative factors such
existing debt and collateral. These results are expected based on previous research
on the topic and confirms that access and finance sources are determinants for firm
growth. Recommendations include more extensive research on the topic, with panel
data over a longer period and specific to a country. Policy recommendations include
amended evaluation techniques, adapted to the individual firm’s requirements and
strengths. / Thesis (M.Com. (Economics))--North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2012.
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The role of access to finance in the growth of firms in South Africa / Ferreira M.Ferreira, Marnel January 2011 (has links)
SMEs can play a significant role in the economy as drivers of economic growth and
job creation. Many SMEs are, however constrained by their limited access to
finance. This study examines the source of finance of firms in South Africa and
estimates the importance of finance as a predictor of output per worker. Using the
2007 World Bank Enterprise Survey, the study focuses on the firm’s access to
finance, or sources of finance, as a predictor of the productivity of South African
firms. Other factors that are taken into account include sources of finance such as
the overdraft of the firm, collateral available and the type of financial institution used
to acquire financing. These covariates all play an integral role in whether or not the
firm will receive the financing, the amount granted and the repayment terms.
Empirical analysis is done with a Cobb–Douglas production function regression to
determine how output per worker is influenced by various factors. The results show
that output per worker improves as additional finance variables are added to the
regression model. Using an access to finance dummy as the dependent variable, a
logistic regression model is used to calculate the probability of access to finance as a
constraint based on the independent variables. The results of the logistic regression
show that the probability of firms’ experiencing access to finance as a constraint is
decreased by variables such as fixed assets and increase with negative factors such
existing debt and collateral. These results are expected based on previous research
on the topic and confirms that access and finance sources are determinants for firm
growth. Recommendations include more extensive research on the topic, with panel
data over a longer period and specific to a country. Policy recommendations include
amended evaluation techniques, adapted to the individual firm’s requirements and
strengths. / Thesis (M.Com. (Economics))--North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2012.
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