Analysing the Role of Digital Accounting System in User’s Efficiency and Satisfaction in comparison to the Traditional System of Accounting in MSMEs
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https://doi.org/10.62737/wy754n11Keywords:
MSMEs, Accounting Process, Digital accounting, Traditional System, Efficiency and SatisfactionAbstract
Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are the central to India’s growth story in toady’s context and a prominent ecosystem of startups. When, it comes to use of digital tech interventions in managing routine activities in business then it is again very crucial to investigate that whether firms having different size and scale of operations are utilising these latest software’s and tools or not. In present empirical study, it has been analysed that MSMEs users (Owners and Professional Managers) are getting a significant improvement into their accounting process efficiency and increased level satisfaction via digital software as compared to traditional way to manage accounting transactions. A sample size of 283 users has been utilised to analyse our findings. This research finds out that digital accounting system offers increased level of satisfaction and even increasing significant level of user’s efficiency in MSMEs owners and professionals.
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