[AISWorld] TOC: International Journal of Accounting Information Systems, Vol. 11, Iss. 3, 2010

[Steve Sutton]

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International Journal of Accounting Information Systems 

Volume 11, Issue 3,  Pages 135-284 (September 2010)

2009 Research Symposium on Information Integrity & Information Systems Assurance 
Edited by J. Efrim Boritz
 
Factors associated with IT audits by the internal audit function    Pages 140-151 
Mohammad J. Abdolmohammadi, Scott R. Boss
 
Discussion of "Factors associated with IT audits by the internal audit function" Pages 152-154 
Jeffrey W. Merhout
 
Discussion of 'Factors Associated with IT Audits by the Internal Audit Function' Pages 155-156 
Doug Tsang
 
Data mining journal entries for fraud detection: An exploratory study    Pages 157-181 
Roger S. Debreceny, Glen L. Gray
 
Discussion of 'Data mining journal entries for fraud detection: An exploratory study' Pages 182-185 
Severin Grabski

Discussion of 'Data mining journal entries for fraud detection: An exploratory study'Pages 186-188 
Eckhardt Kriel CA (SA)
 
Analyzing late SEC filings for differential impacts of IS and accounting issues    Pages 189-207 
Jian Cao, Thomas Calderon, Akhilesh Chandra, Li Wang

Discussion of 'Analyzing late SEC filings for differential impacts of IS and accounting issues' Pages 208-210 
Jeffrey L. Callen
 
Discussion of 'Analyzing late SEC filings for differential impacts of IS and accounting issues' Pages 211-213 
Chris Anderson
 
A capabilities-based approach to obtaining a deeper understanding of information technology governance effectiveness: Evidence from IT steering committees Pages 214-232 
Acklesh Prasad, Jon Heales, Peter Green

Discussion of 'A Capabilities-based Approach to Obtaining a Deeper Understanding of Information Technology Governance Effectiveness: Evidence from IT Steering Committees'  Pages 233-235 
Kevin Kobelsky

Discussion of 'A capabilities-based approach to obtaining a deeper understanding of information technology governance effectiveness: Evidence from IT steering committees' Pages 236-238 
Scott Paquette

Continuous monitoring and the status quo effect    Pages 239-252 
James E. Hunton, Darald Libby, Juliet Libby, Elaine Mauldin, Patrick Wheeler

Discussion of 'Continuous monitoring and the status quo effect' Pages 253-256 
Vicky Arnold
 
Discussion of 'Continuous monitoring and the status quo effect'  Pages 257-260 
Jerrard Gaertner
 
Assurance on XBRL instance document: A conceptual framework of assertions    Pages 261-273 
Rajendra P. Srivastava, Alexander Kogan
 
Discussion of 'Assurance on XBRL instance document: A conceptual framework of assertions - A discussion and extension' Pages 274-278 
Clinton E. White Jr.
 
Discussion of 'Assurance on XBRL Instance Document: A Conceptual Framework of Assertions' Pages 279-281 
Gerald Trites

Response to discussions on “Assurance on XBRL Instance Document: A Conceptual Framework of Assertions”   Pages 282-284 
Rajendra P. Srivastava, Alexander Kogan
 

 
Steve G. Sutton
KPMG Professor & Ph.D. Program Coordinator                              
Dixon School of Accounting, UCF                                                
www.bus.ucf.edu/ssutton/  
 
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