Variable and Invariable,Explore the Value-Creation Techniques of Management Accounting by Benchmarking the Financial Management of Large Enterprises

With the development of information technology such as ChatGPT,artificial intelligence,5G,and so on,technological innovation brings about a qualitative change in the economic business.This change is embodied in breakthroughs in the field of science and technology and the iterative upgrading process of products.The traditional business model undoubtedly fails to adapt to the management needs of modern enterprises,while traditional financial practices and knowledge reserves cannot meet these needs.Faced with sudden technological changes and the emergence of financial sharing,financial robots,etc.,there is an urgent need for financial practitioners to transform from traditional financial accounting to value-creating management accounting.In the future,financial professionals with the ability to embrace uncertainty,adapt to environmental changes,and find breakthroughs in uncertain environments will be the most sought-after by enterprises.This paper aims to benchmark the excellent financial management models of large enterprises and conduct thematic research on financial management in large enterprises.It seeks to explore,in the era of big data management accounting,the road and art of creating value in enterprises.The objective is to provide references for colleagues in the financial field and to explore effective ways to generate value for enterprise management ideas,thus serving as a reference point in the financial transformation journey.

Analysis on the Impact of Big Data on Management Accounting

In recent years,big data has developed rapidly,and it would have a specific impact on the development of management accounting.In order to ensure the smooth development of management accounting,it is necessary to recognize the influence of big data on it and scientifically use the essential advantages of big data.By exploring and analyzing the main characteristics of big data,the article describes the impact of big data on management accounting and puts forward effective strategies to efficiently carry out management accounting under the environment of big data.

Application of Management Accounting in Company Sustainability

This report illustrates how management accounting can be used in helping an organization reach sustainability by applying four main tools in management accounting to a dairy company.These tools are Life-Cycle Analysis,Identification of Relevant Costs,Activity-Based Costing(ABC)System and Balancing Score Card,all of which can help qualify and consequently quantify the various costs(including environmental costs)incurred during the operation of a company.Besides that,the above tools can also be utilised in a company’s decision-making processes by the man-agement team.Thus,it is suggested that companies integrate these tools into their reporting system.This report illustrates the definition of a sustainable organization in the beginning,followed by detailed descriptions of the four management accounting tools,together with their applications to a diary company.The report ends with a summary on which type of role each tool plays in the re-porting system.

The Role of Management Accounting in Adding Value to Organisations

The rapid development of digital world has provided modern organisations with challenges and opportunities at the same time.Especially,the use of advanced technology such as internet well improves transparency of many organisations.However,this also brings volatility and uncertainty to an organisation’s business environment,thereby leading to a more complex and time-consuming decision-making process.To solve this problem,two management accounting techniques,ABC System and BSC,have accordingly been adopted by many managers.In this article,the purpose is to briefly discuss some of the challenges faced by organisations;and then,the two initiative management methods are well explained individually with reference to appropriate examples.

Enhancing Sustainability in Forestry Using Material Flow Cost Accounting

Forestry is an applied science related to the sustainable management of natural resources. Many scientific disciplines influence forest science including ecology, economics and other social sciences. In this paper, it is proposed to promote the sustainable management of forest resources using a method coming from the Environmental Management Accounting discipline. The method is Material Flow Cost Accounting, which assists managers to recognize material and energy inefficiencies in production processes and create cost savings for the organization. Through a study of the methodology and using forestry examples, it is shown that Material Flow Cost Accounting can be a useful tool for forest managers, either in Public Forest Service, or other forestry organizations.

Effective Budgetary Control System:A Regression Model for Indian Listed Companies

Budgetary control system is a sin quo non for every business irrespective of whether it is small,medium or large.It is used for forecasting,fixing the responsibility of the departments,and the effective utilization of resources.It in turn leads to increase in the productivity,profitability and return on investment.Budgetary control system helps the senior managers to ensure that spending limits are adequate.Budgetary control system becomes one of the most vital and critical area of business management.Presently,much attention has been given to improving of budgetary control and planning and their interrelationship in developing countries including India.Two-way analysis is made in this paper:One is developing predictor model for an effective budgetary control system for listed companies in India and the other is the analysis on the quality reporting system for financial statements especially budgetary control system.The method of research is empirical which tests the feasibility of solution using empirical evidences based on the statistical applications.The result of the current study shows that effective budgetary control factors are prominent in determining the budgetary control system in Indian listed companies and have significant correlation between dependent and independent variables.The study suggested initiating steps for using budget as a tool for optimum use of available resources,for avoiding conflicts among departments while allocation of resources and for increasing the inspirational quality of the budget for budgetary control.

跨平台的用户帐号管理——Novell Account Management使用手记

作为一个管理员,我的主要任务之一就是建帐号。单位里的系统不断增加,NetWare、NT、Unix、Oracle、Lotus……网络规模越来越大,上网的人越来越多,有时候,我需要为同一个人在各系统里建立不同的帐号,并维护它们,使其保持一致。不用问,工作相当繁琐,用户也经常被多个帐号搞得晕头转向,没完没了地向我提重复性的问题,并经常让我废除那些他们自己已经忘了的口令,另给一个新的。 这些的琐碎、重复的工作几乎使我丧失了作管理员的兴趣,有时我不禁问自己。

Implications of Declining Ground Water and Water Quality in the US Southeastern Coastal Plain Ecoregion and Areawide Environmental Impact Statement Required for Mining in the Greater Okefenokee Swamp Basin—Part 1

Karst aquifers occur worldwide and exhibit groundwater flow responses that differ considerably from aquifers lacking fractures, bedding planes, and other karst conduits where significant and rapid groundwater flow can occur. The regional, karst Floridan aquifer system underlies the United States (US) Southeastern Coastal Plain Physiographic Region and exhibits hydrologic interconnections with overlying surficial aquifers and throughout other zones of the aquifer system, as is characteristic of other karst aquifer systems. Anthropogenic groundwater declines in this regional karst aquifer system have been documented in published literature for decades, but the impacts of those declines in this coastal plain region and the embedded ecosystems that provide essential and critical habitat for native, endemic, and federally endangered and threatened species have not been considered previously. Those anthropogenic groundwater declines reduce surfacewater levels and flows due to the capture of both groundwater and overland flow of surfacewater, resulting in induced recharge through semi-confining zones and interbasin flow through fractures and other karst conduits. This case study identifies examples from the Greater Okefenokee Swamp Basin study area and comparison areas of how those declines result in loss of historic base flow to surface waters and other capture of surface waters, ultimately increasing saltwater intrusion. Those results alter and degrade the physical, chemical, and biological integrity of the nation’s waters, in violation of the US Clean Water Act (CWA) of 1972. Historic groundwater declines from mining and other anthropogenic groundwater withdrawals from this regional karst aquifer system already threaten the survival and recovery of federally endangered and threatened species, as well as existing and proposed critical habitat for those species within this regional extent, in violation of the Endangered Species Act (ESA) of 1973. This case study and its companion publication (Part 2) appear to be the first to provide scientific support for this regional karst aquifer system as the unifying factor in habitat responses to irreversible groundwater impacts on aquatic and marine ecosystems. These adverse impacts strongly suggest that the extent of the regional Floridan aquifer system should be designated as the Southeastern Coastal Plain Ecoregion for the purpose of managing natural resources. Mining activities continue to expand in our study area, which is the Greater Okefenokee Swamp Basin. Despite that fact, no comprehensive Areawide Environmental Impact Statement (AEIS), similar to the AEIS required for phosphate mining within the Central Florida Phosphate District (CFPD) approximately a decade ago has been conducted for any of the numerous mining projects that are occurring and are proposed within the Greater Okefenokee Swamp Basin. This case study also provides examples of why a comprehensive AEIS is essential to consider all of the adverse direct, indirect, and cumulative impacts of those mining activities to the CWA, the ESA, and the irreversible losses to local economies, because federal agencies responsible for considering those adverse impacts rely on public comments to identify those adverse impacts. The mining activities authorized throughout the regional Floridan aquifer system under Category 44 Nationwide Permits (NWP) result in the same type of adverse impacts as the mining activities evaluated under Individual Permits in that region. Therefore, those Category 44 NWP mining activities also should be required to obtain Individual Permits and be evaluated under an AEIS in the Greater Okefenokee Swamp Basin. This case study also describes how Florida’s assumption of the CWA Section 404 regulatory authority in 2020 severs four sub-basins within the Greater Okefenokee Swamp Basin study area at the state line between Florida and Georgia.

Assessment for Social Security Pilot in Jilin and Hei Longjiang of China

The present paper reviews the social security pilot in Jilin and Hei Longjiang that was carried out between 2004 and 2005. The pilot in the two provinces has basically achieved its main objectives, but there are still some unsolved problems, the most severe being lack of effective investment of the funds accumulated by individual accounts. During periods of high economic growth and high growth in average wages, this problem might undermine the partially-funded security system. To this end, the paper makes some suggestions, one of which is to introduce the notional defined contribution system.