Research trends in universities applying technological surveillance. (#616)

Authors

Jurado Rosas, Adolfo Antenor

Leon Mantilla, Ricardo Miguel

Peña Pazos, Gladys Ligia

Fernandez Miranda, Marina

García Panta, Elberth Enrique

Zeta Vite, Adolfo

Jiménez Chinga, Regina

Abstract

The research focuses on identifying and analyzing the current trends in the Accounting program at the Private University Antenor Orrego (UPAO) in Piura during the year 2023. It utilizes technological surveillance, a methodology that involves monitoring, analyzing, and evaluating technological and methodological advancements, to collect relevant data in the field of accounting. This approach allows the identification of new trends, opportunities, and challenges in accounting education and practice, adapting to the constant changes in the technological and business environment. Furthermore, the research proposes the redesign of research strategies in accounting. This involves reviewing and updating current research methodologies, incorporating advanced technological tools and innovative approaches to enhance the quality and relevance of accounting research. This aspect is crucial for maintaining the relevance and applicability of accounting education in a rapidly evolving business environment. The theoretical part of the research also addresses the importance of integrating technological surveillance in accounting education, preparing students for the future challenges of the field and equipping them with the necessary skills to navigate and leverage emerging technologies in their professional practices.