Reimagining a New Transformation of Digital Forensic Accounting: Strategic Analysis of the Use of Big Data Analytics in the Covid-19 Pandemic Era as an Opportunity for the Industries in Indonesia
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Kevin Deniswara, Archie Nathanael Mulyawan, Jonathan Theodore Kesuma, Bernadeta Susilo MartantiAuthors Info & Claims
Kevin Deniswara, Archie Nathanael Mulyawan, Jonathan Theodore Kesuma, Bernadeta Susilo MartantiAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 44 - 49
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The focus of this research is to find on how big data could be used in forensic accounting and be a solution in this COVID-19 (Corona Virus Disease 2019) era. Nowadays, industrial revolution 4.0 rises together with the sophisticated technologies that would give a big changes and impacted automation in lots of fields, especially accounting forensics. In one side, forensic accounting require technologies that can help in analytics processes to increase the quality of the information. Big data implementation in forensic accounting can help the system to analyze data in big amounts and create values for the information as a result for forensic accounting process. Implementation of technologies could help companies to work at their best during this pandemic condition. The presence of technologies in industrial revolution 4.0
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