How Companies Create Value Through Management Accounting Practices in the Era of the Covid Pandemic

Revista CEA Pub Date : 2024-01-01 DOI:10.22430/24223182.2712
Dwi Puryati
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Purpose: This study aims to explore Management Accounting Practices (MAPs) in Indonesia and the impact that Covid-19 had on them. It also aims to establish the factors that affected MPAs during the pandemic, and the effect that these practices had on business performance. Design/methodology: Descriptive and verification methods were used. The former was employed to detail MAPs in manufacturing companies in Indonesia and the impact that the Covid-19 pandemic had on these practices. The verification method (using multiple linear regression) was employed to examine the factors that influence their MAPs and the effect of these practices on business performance. This study used primary data obtained from controllers who work for different Indonesian manufacturing companies. The total sample was composed of 41 questionnaire responses. Findings: This paper shows that most manufacturing companies in Indonesia have adopted MAPs for cost systems, decision-making, business strategies, and advanced manufacturing technology. In general, these MAPs are at Stage 4 as defined by the IFAC. This means that, in Indonesia, MAPs are implemented to create value and maintain companies’ sustainability in the era of Industry 4.0. Conclusions: The pandemic increased the implementation of MAPs, which had a significant effect on the intensity of market competition and firm performance. The results of this study support Statement 1 on Management Accounting by the IFAC, according to which accounting practices in Stage 4 are focused on the effective use of organizational resources to create value. Originality: This study focuses on manufacturing companies in Indonesia and the period of the Covid-19 pandemic, which brought about special conditions that impacted business operations. These results are in line with changes in the current business environment, and companies can consider them to create value and continuously improve their performance.
公司如何在科威德大流行时代通过管理会计实践创造价值
目的:本研究旨在探讨印度尼西亚的管理会计实践(MAPs)以及 Covid-19 对其产生的影响。研究还旨在确定大流行病期间影响管理会计实务的因素,以及这些实务对企业绩效的影响:设计/方法:采用了描述法和验证法。前者用于详细说明印度尼西亚制造公司的 MAP 以及 Covid-19 大流行对这些做法的影响。验证法(使用多元线性回归)用于研究影响制造企业 MAP 的因素以及这些做法对企业绩效的影响。本研究使用了从印尼不同制造企业的控制人员处获得的原始数据。总样本由 41 份调查问卷组成:本文显示,印尼大多数制造企业都在成本系统、决策、业务战略和先进制造技术方面采用了 MAP。总体而言,这些 MAPs 处于国际会计师联合会定义的第 4 阶段。这意味着,在印尼,实施 MAPs 是为了在工业 4.0 时代创造价值并保持公司的可持续发展:大流行病增加了市场行动方案的实施,对市场竞争的激烈程度和公司业绩产生了重大影响。本研究的结果支持了国际会计师联合会关于管理会计的声明 1,根据该声明,第四阶段的会计实践侧重于有效利用组织资源创造价值:本研究的重点是印尼的制造企业,以及 "Covid-19 "大流行时期对企业运营产生影响的特殊情况。这些结果符合当前商业环境的变化,企业可加以考虑,以创造价值并不断提高绩效。
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