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Professor Chua’s current research interests focus on the following:
The impact of big data and business analytics on organizational control and management accounting practice;
The use of immersive technologies by non-government-organisations (NGOs) and charities as an accountability mechanism;
The connection between ‘passionate interests’ and accounting in organizations and societies
a. Technology penetrates organizational as well as daily life.At present, there is much talk about how business analytics based on innovative combinations of large, real-time datasets can be used to manage assurance and business risks more effectively. However, there has been little systematic analysis within the accounting domain of the challenges of making these claims a reality.Together with colleagues from the Business School and at the University of Bristol, Professor Chua’s current research seeks to investigate the impact of local eco-systems of ‘people and machines’ that enable new deployment of assurance and customer analytics.Emphasis is placed on understanding how particular socio-material arrangements enact the production and use of analytics and to trace their effects.
b. Traditionally, NGOs have relied on financial disclosures as a way of discharging their accountability.As their donor base increasingly changes to a mix of small as well as large government donors and technology enables different ways to give an account, financial statements may no longer be the only or indeed the most effective way to give an account to stakeholders.In conjunction with other colleagues at the Business School and at Royal Holloway University of London, Professor Chua is researching how accountability mechanisms are changing in contemporary NGOs, particularly those involved in international development.
c. Professor Chua was one of the first researchers to research how emotional attachments/interests influence the use and flow of accounting information in organizations.Currently, she is investigating how public performance rankings such as league tables are influenced by and in turn influence the emotionally charged interests of diverse stakeholders.She is currently conducting research on professionalised sport organizations.
Professor Chua’s current research interests focus on the following:
The impact of big data and business analytics on organizational control and management accounting practice;
The use of immersive technologies by non-government-organisations (NGOs) and charities as an accountability mechanism;
The connection between ‘passionate interests’ and accounting in organizations and societies
a. Technology penetrates organizational as well as daily life.At present, there is much talk about how business analytics based on innovative combinations of large, real-time datasets can be used to manage assurance and business risks more effectively. However, there has been little systematic analysis within the accounting domain of the challenges of making these claims a reality.Together with colleagues from the Business School and at the University of Bristol, Professor Chua’s current research seeks to investigate the impact of local eco-systems of ‘people and machines’ that enable new deployment of assurance and customer analytics.Emphasis is placed on understanding how particular socio-material arrangements enact the production and use of analytics and to trace their effects.
b. Traditionally, NGOs have relied on financial disclosures as a way of discharging their accountability.As their donor base increasingly changes to a mix of small as well as large government donors and technology enables different ways to give an account, financial statements may no longer be the only or indeed the most effective way to give an account to stakeholders.In conjunction with other colleagues at the Business School and at Royal Holloway University of London, Professor Chua is researching how accountability mechanisms are changing in contemporary NGOs, particularly those involved in international development.
c. Professor Chua was one of the first researchers to research how emotional attachments/interests influence the use and flow of accounting information in organizations.Currently, she is investigating how public performance rankings such as league tables are influenced by and in turn influence the emotionally charged interests of diverse stakeholders.She is currently conducting research on professionalised sport organizations.
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