Digital transformation and the challenges of the accountant, an analysis of the current challenges for accounting professionals (#382)

Authors

Linares Guerrero, Melva

Plasencia Nuñez, Lourdes del Carmen

Rafael Izquierdo, Jack Kevin

Abstract

Digital transformation in accounting involves the adoption of digital technologies and advanced software to improve efficiency and accuracy in financial and business management; However, effectively integrating advanced accounting systems presents challenges, such as synchronization errors, incompatibility, and security concerns; Therefore, the present study aims to analyze how digital transformation impacts the challenges of the accounting professional. Regarding the methodology, the research is basic, descriptive level, developed under a quantitative approach, the data collection technique was the survey through the questionnaire instrument, the reliability of the instrument was measured through the Cronbach's Alpha coefficient of 0.94 in the Digital Transformation variable and 0.89 in the Professional Challenge variable, the population made up of accounting professionals from the College of Accountants Public of Cajamarca; of which a sample of 104 chartered accountants was obtained, the type of sampling used is intentional or convenience, the results reveal that the majority of respondents perceive the digital transformation in a positive way, experiencing a positive impact on their challenges. professionals and work capacity. It is concluded that digital transformation has a positive and diverse impact on the accounting profession. Training in new technologies emerges as crucial to maximize benefits and mitigate challenges. The article highlights the importance of continuous adaptation of accounting professionals to face the changes and challenges in the era of digital transformation. Keywords: Digital transformation, accounting professional, challenges, impact, changes in the accounting profession.