DOES DIGITALIZATION IN MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING AND CONTROL INCREASE CORPORATE PERFORMANCE? THE MEDIATING ROLE OF OPERATIONAL PLANNING AND BUDGETING

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This study examines how digitalization in management accounting and control (MAC) impacts corporate performance mediated by budgeting and operational planning. Using survey data from German management accountants, a mediated regression analysis reveals that digitalization has a positive effect on corporate performance through improved planning and budgeting. The findings underscore the importance of aligning technology, processes, and MAC tools to enhance performance. This study fills a gap in understanding the indirect effects of digitalization in MAC, offering valuable insights for both scholars and practitioners.

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Rieg, R., & Ulrich, P. (2024). DOES DIGITALIZATION IN MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING AND CONTROL INCREASE CORPORATE PERFORMANCE? THE MEDIATING ROLE OF OPERATIONAL PLANNING AND BUDGETING. Business Performance Review, 2(2), 35–47. https://doi.org/10.22495/bprv2i2p3

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