Electronic accounting Applications using Cloud Computing technology
Abstract
Todays electronic accounting have become dependent on the information technologies and communication (IcTs) to support procesess ,business , functions and financial activities technology acts as a major requisite. One of these technologies is a cloud computing which has changed the ways we exchange financial information and presentation of this interpreted and analyzed financial data to the end user or the client. cloud computing has a great role in mounting the heights on which e_accounting , cloud computing has helped the facades of business functions particularly e_accounting in achieving flexibility and efficiency like never before. The electronic accounting has again played its role in giving new dimensions to these business functions via the Cloud Computing.e_accounting applications going to move from the desktop into the cloud computing, where e_accounting applications and accounting books are hosted on a cloud consisting of thousands of computers and servers this can gain many benefits for e_accounting appliacation also faces many problems.
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