The Effect of Organizational DNA on the Use of Management Accounting Practices: Using the Structural Equation Model
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https://doi.org/10.17697/ibmrd/2021/v10i1/159757Keywords:
Management Accounting Techniques, Organizational DNA, Human Resources, Information Structure, Organizational Culture, Management Systems.Abstract
The issue of cost management and the use of efficient and effective ways to improve financial and budgetary resources due to lack of resources, price competition, quality supply of goods and services and entry into global markets. Therefore, this field is one of the most important and challenging issues for economic enterprises, especially considering the recent economic and financial developments and crises. The statistical population of the study includes all small and medium-sized enterprises of Mashhad city (603 active enterprises) in 2019, which using the Cochran's formula, 95 CEOs, finance managers and or accountants head were randomly selected. A questionnaire was used to measure the variables and in order to test the hypotheses, the structural model method with SPSS and PLS software were used. The results showed that organizational DNA has a significant effect on the use of management accounting techniques. It was also found that all organizational DNA determinants have a significant positive effect on the use of management accounting techniques.Downloads
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