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Pertemuan 1The e_Business Overview
Matakuliah : F0662/Web Based Accounting
Tahun : 2005
Versi : 1/0
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Learning Outcomes
Pada akhir pertemuan ini, diharapkan mahasiswa
akan mampu :
• Mengetahui definisi/ batasan pengertian tentang e-business/e-commerce, value chain, value systems, information value chain, inter organizational systems (TIK-1)
• Implikasinya pada profesi akuntan (TIK-1)
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Definisi e-Business
• E-Business is the use of information technology and electronic communication networks to exchange business information and conduct transactions in electronic, paperless form
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Benefit of e-Business
• New sales channels to customers• A new storefront added to traditional brick-
and-mortar companies• Providing product information, technical
support, and other infornation• Can be open all day, every day, any time,
every where• Facilitate fast-flexible response
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Risks
• Risk is the mirror image of opportunity
• Special e-business risks can stem from an enterprise’s information technology infrastructure, either inherent vulnerabilities or through internal or external attacks.
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How e-Busienss Affects Accounting Professionals
• The CPA Vision Process
• The Information Value Chain
• Career Differences along the Information Value Chain
• Specific effects on Accounting & Auditing
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Information Systems
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Information System Categories
Which product was delivered last week?Purchasing, reserving airline ticket, ordering, etc.
DSSGroupwareGDSSEIS
CAD & CAM
Which customers do notPay their bills on time?
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Basic Subsystems in the AIS
ExpenditureCycle
HumanResources
ProductionCycle
RevenueCycle
FinancingCycle
General Ledger & Reporting System
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Information Technologyand Corporate Strategy
• The Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) indicates that the second most important job activity of corporate accountants is long-term strategic planning.
• One important aspect is how to align information technology (IT) with an organization’s strategy.
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The CITP Designation
• Certified Information Technology Professional• CPAs who possess knowledge and the
manner in which information technology (IT) can be used to achieve business objectives
• Reflects the AICPA’s recognition of the importance and interrelationship of IT with accounting
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Ten Most Important Activities Performed By Accountants
1. Long-term strategic planning
2. Managing the accounting and finance function
3. Accounting systems and financial reporting
4. Internal consulting5. Short-term budgeting
6. Process improvement
7. Computer systems and operations
8. Performance evaluation
9. Customer and product profitability analyses
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Factors Influencing Design ofAIS
OrganizationalCulture
Strategy
InformationTechnology
AIS
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The Value Chain
• The ultimate goal of any business is to provide value to its customers.
• A business will be profitable if the value it creates is greater than the cost of producing its products or services.
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The Value Chain
• An organization’s value chain consists of nine interrelated activities that collectively describe everything it does.
• The five primary activities consist of the activities performed in order to create, market, and deliver products and services to customers and also to provide post-sales services and support.
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The Value Chain
Primary Activities
InboundLogistics
OutboundLogistics
Operations
Marketingand Sales
Service
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The Value Chain
• The four support activities in the value chain make it possible for the primary activities to be performed efficiently and effectively.
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The Value Chain
Support Activities
Infrastructure
HumanResources
Technology
Purchasing
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The Value System
• The value chain concept can be extended by recognizing that organizations must interact with suppliers, distributors, and customers.
• An organization’s value chain and the value chains of its suppliers, distributors, and customers collectively form a value system.
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The Supply ChainRaw Materials
Supplier
Manufacturer
Distributor
Retailer
Consumer
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How An AIS Can Add ValueTo An Organization
• An AIS adds value...– by providing accurate and timely information so
that five primary value chain activities can be performed more effectively and efficiently. This is done by:– improving the quality and reducing the costs of products or
services.
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How An AIS Can Add ValueTo An Organization
An AIS can…
– improve efficiency.
– improve decision making capabilities.
– increase the sharing of knowledge.
• A well-designed AIS can also help an organization profit by improving the efficiency and effectiveness of its supply chain.
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Data Needs For Activities
Resource EventAgent
Agent
Inventory SaleCustomer
Sales
Cash Payment Cashier
Supplier
Generic Example
Sales Transaction
Payment to Supplier
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Information and Decision Making
Characteristics of Useful Information
Understandable
Verifiable
TimelyRelevant
Reliable
Complete
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Information and Decision Making
• What is decision making?
• Decision making involves the following steps:
1 Identify the problem.
2 Select a method for solving the problem.
3 Collect data needed to execute the decision model.
4 Interpret the outputs of the model.
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Information and Decision Making
5 Evaluate the merits of each alternative.6 Choose and execute the preferred solution.• Decisions can be categorized as follows:– in terms of the degree of structure that exists– by the scope of the decision
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Summary
• Mahasiswa diwajibkan membuat summary
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