Diagnosing the use of digital technologies for cloud computing, big data and disclosure electronic accountant in Algerian institutions
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Cloud computing, big data, accounting disclosure, electronic accounting disclosureAbstract
Through this study, we aim to diagnose the use of cloud computing and big data by Algerian institutions as modern technologies that contribute to: reducing costs, saving time and administrative effort, and easily obtaining information as a result of the existence of a huge database that enables institutions to analyze customer trends and determine their needs, so that institutions become more competitive and innovative, especially if it follows electronic accounting disclosure, which allows for the rapid dissemination and access of financial information to the concerned parties, as well as the possibility of verifying its accuracy and analyzing it. Through this study, we have concluded that despite Algeria’s acquisition of land, sea and space-based facilities for fast-flowing wired and wireless communications, as well as the use of cloud computing and big data technologies by some institutions, innovation in the field of technologies is very weak, according to the Arab Digital Economy Index, which reached 17.38 points. In addition, the lack of digital skills by citizens has led to the failure of some institutions’ experiences in the field of cloud innovation and big data.
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