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Cox, R. 2001. Online and on the money: We crunch the numbers on web-based accounting services - and help you decide if it's time to move your books to the web. PC Magazine (February 20): 144-152.

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Crafton, T. W. 2002. Do you really know your customers? Strategic Finance (October): 55-57. (Using customer relationship software).

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Duston, R. and H. Keasler Jr. 1996. Off-the shelf software creates custom reports. Management Accounting (February): 48, 50-52, 54.

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Fisher, I. E. and M. Bradford. 2006. New York State agencies: A case study for analyzing the process of Legacy system migration: Part II. Journal of Information Systems (Spring): 139-160.

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Gannon, J. J. and D. Parkinson. 1983. Software development costs should be expensed. Management Accounting (November): 37-39. (See Paulsen below for another view).

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Gnatovich, R. 2007. Making a case for business analytics. Strategic Finance (February): 46-51.

Grant, G. H and S. J. Conion. 2006. EDGAR extraction system: An automated approach to analyze employee stock option disclosures. Journal of Information Systems (Fall): 119-142.

Gray, C. D. 1995. The Right Choice: A Complete Guide to Evaluating, Selecting, and Installing Mrp II Software. Wiley.

Green, R. 1998. The software side of EMU. Management Accounting (August): 42-45. (The European monetary union and the euro).

Greenlee, J. S. and L. Clark. 1995. Beware the software police! Management Accounting (December): 44-45.

Haddleton, G. 1998. 10 rules for selecting budget management software. Management Accounting (January): 24, 26-27.

Haley, A. S. 1996. DARWin: The evolution of data collection. Management Accounting (May): 45-47.

Hanna, D. W. 1997. What's up with the middle market? Management Accounting (September): 50-52. (Software).

Hannon, N. 2001. XBRL will spread quickly. Strategic Finance (June): 68-73. (Includes vendor list).

Hannon, N. and G. Trevithick. 2006. Making clean deposits. Strategic Finance (February): 24-29. (FDIC uses XBRL to streamline the regulatory data collection process for banks).

Haseqawa, M., T. Sakata, N. Sambuichi and N. Hannon. 2004. Breathing new life into old systems. Strategic Finance (February): 46-51. (New XBRL-GL technology).

Hayen, R. L. and R. M. Peters. 1989. How to ensure spreadsheet integrity. Management Accounting (April): 30-33.

Hegstad, L. P. 1988. Matchware. Journal of Information Systems (Spring): 94-96.

Henson, H. E. 1997. Backoffice solutions for management accounting. Management Accounting (April): 47-49. (Software).

Holbrook, K. 2004. Adding value with analytics. Strategic Finance (November): 40-43. (Analytics software for financial managers).

Institute of Management Accountants. 1992. Software package review. Management Accounting (January): 45-51.

Institute of Management Accountants. 1993. Software package review. Management Accounting (January): 55-59.

Institute of Management Accountants. 1994. Software for ABC. Management Accounting (April): 62-64.

Institute of Management Accountants. 1994. Software package review. Management Accounting (January): 58, 60-62.

Institute of Management Accounting. 1995. Financial software and management accounting. Management Accounting (September): 27.

Institute of Management Accountants. 1996. ABC software providers. Management Accounting (March): 54.

Institute of Management Accountants. 1996. Case studies. Management Accounting (February): 57-75. (Software).

Institute of Management Accountants. 1996. Case studies. Management Accounting (June): 51-53.

Institute of Management Accountants. 1996. Case studies. Management Accounting (July): 51-53. (Software).

Institute of Management Accountants. 1996. Case studies. Management Accounting (November): 54-57.

Institute of Management Accountants. 1996. Case studies. Management Accounting (December): 54-56.

Institute of Management Accountants. 1996. Case studies - EDI and electronic commerce. Management Accounting (September): 48, 50-51.

Institute of Management Accountants. 1996. Case studies - international. Management Accounting (August): 51-54.

Institute of Management Accountants. 1996. Tech forum special expanded section. Management Accounting (September): 52-61.

Institute of Management Accountants. 1997. ABC vendor list. Management Accounting (March): 38.

Institute of Management Accountants. 1998. ABC vendor list: 20 companies that market ABC software. Management Accounting (April): 49.

Institute of Management Accountants. 1998. Fixed asset vendor listing. Management Accounting (July): 48.

Institute of Management Accountants. 1999. Financial software buyer's guide. Management Accounting (February): 46-81. (Includes 7 case studies, a 6 page vendor list and several pages of product reviews).

Institute of Management Accountants. 1999. Software guide. Strategic Finance (September): 54-55.

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Lobaugh, J. L. and A. V. Deshmukh. 2000. Supplementing Legacy Financial Systems by integrating high-end technology: Lessons from Lord Corporation. Strategic Finance (September): 52-56, 58-60. (Using off-the-shelf software).

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Marshall, D. C., K. M. Misiewicz and W. R. Singleton. 1987. Applications of computer-assisted tax research in academic tax programs. Journal of Accounting Education 5(2): 287-296.

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Martin, J. R. 1979. Timely and accurate financial statements via a computer timesharing system. The National Public Accountant (March): 24-32.

Martin, J. R. 1979. An interactive computer timesharing application for a small manufacturing firm. Cost And Management (September-October): 34-43.

Martin, J. R. 1985. The complementary techniques of profit planning and performance analysis: A microcomputer application. Cost and Management (July-August): 25-29.

Martin, J. R. 1987. Dedicated microcomputer software to enhance accounting education: An illustration of the master budget. Journal Of Education For Business (March): 275-281.

Martin, J. R. 1987. Dedicated microcomputer software for the enrichment of cost and managerial accounting education Issues In Accounting Education (Fall): 361-372.

Martin, J. R. 1987. Dedicated microcomputer software for accounting education: An illustration of standard costing. Kent/Bentley Review (Fall): 1-4.

Martin, J. R. 1989. Capital budgeting analysis with curvilinear cost and revenue functions: A microcomputer application. Kent/Bentley Journal of Accounting and Computers (Fall): 118-129.

Mascha, M. F., D. Janvrin, J. Plouff and B. Kruger. 2009. XBRL tools for small- to medium-sized firms. Strategic Finance (January): 46-53.

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McGee, R. W. 1985. FASB hearings on software accounting. Management Accounting (July): 61-63.

McGinnis, E. C. and L. G. Maglione. 1984. Taking VisCalc to the limit. Management Accounting (January): 41-45.

McGuire, B. L., S. J. Okesson and L. A. Watson. 2006. Second-wave benefits of XBRL. Strategic Finance (December): 43-47.

McKee, A. J. 2004. Customized multimedia software for teaching managerial accounting. Management Accounting Quarterly (Fall): 47-59.

Menninger, D. 2003. Information on demand. Strategic Finance (September): 50-53. (Using online analytical processing (OLAP) to manipulate data in ERP systems for real-time information).

Mills, W. H. 1997. Does your accounting software pass the year 2000 compliance test? Management Accounting (October): 28, 30, 32, 34-35.

Morgan, M. 1998. Staying competitive in applications software. Management Accounting (May): 20-22, 24, 26.

Morris, J. 2000. Software Industry Accounting. John Wiley & Sons.

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Nieschwietz, R., K. Pany and J. Zhang. 2002. Auditing with technology: Using generalized audit software in the classroom. Journal of Accounting Education 20(4): 307-329.

O'Brien, M. 1995. Going global: What to look for in financial software. Management Accounting (April): 59-60.

O'Brien, M. 1995. The best-of-class solution. Management Accounting (September): 54, 56-57. (Integrating software from more than one vendor).

O'Connell, H. A. 1995. Microsoft's foundation for business. Management Accounting (September): 46, 48-53.

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O'Leary, D. E. 1992. Intrusion-detection systems. Journal of Information Systems (Spring): 63-74.

Oliver, G. R. and R. G. Walker. 2006. Reporting on software development projects to senior managers and the board. Abacus 42(1): 43-65.

O'Rourke, J. 2001. Creating financial information in XBRL. Strategic Finance (June): 54-57.

Paioff, M. 1990. On the inside looking out. Management Accounting (January): 44-48. (Related to accounting software).

Paquette, L. R. and H. R. Schwarzbach. 1991. Integrating a CD-ROM database in the accounting curriculum. Journal of Accounting Education 9(2): 373-379.

Paulsen, N. E. 1983. Software development costs should be capitalized. Management Accounting (November): 40-42. (See Gannon and Parkinson above for another view).

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Roberts-Witt, S. L. 2002. Data mining: What lies beneath? Finding patterns in customer behavior can deliver profitable insights into your business. PC Magazine (November, 19): iBiz 1-6. (Note and graphic).

Rose, J. 2007. Taking human error out of financial spreadsheets. Strategic Finance (March): 52-55.

Rouse, P. 1993. Constructing Monte Carlo simulations in lotus 1-2-3. Journal of Accounting Education 11(1): 113-132.

Samson, W. D. 1991. Picking the perfect software package. Management Accounting (January): 47-49.

Sanders, G., P. Munter and T. Moores. 1994. Software - The unrecorded asset. Management Accounting (August): 57-61.

Saunders, G. 1992. Using program flowcharts in the development of macros for spreadsheet applications. Journal of Accounting Education 10(1): 211-214.

Savage, A., J. H. Callaghan and E. Peacock. 2004. Accounting for the development costs of internal-use software. Journal of Information Systems (Spring): 111-126.

Savage, H. M. 1991. Document that spreadsheet! Management Accounting (November): 52-57.

Scheffy, H. 1998. "Cube" the power of your spreadsheet with OLAP. Management Accounting (February): 50-54. (Online analytical processing and a spreadsheet).

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Seddon, P. and S. Yip. 1992. An empirical evaluation of user information satisfaction (UIS) measures for use with general ledger accounting software. Journal of Information Systems (Spring): 75-92.

Seddon, P., M. Wong and S. Yip. 1992. Computer-based general ledger systems: An exploratory study. Journal of Information Systems (Spring): 93-110.

Sedgley, D. and C. Jackiw. 2001. The 123s of ABC in SAP: Using SAP R/3 to Support Activity-Based Costing. John Wiley & Sons.

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Togo, D. F. 1992. A spreadsheet approach to stochastic financial modeling. Journal of Accounting Education 10(2): 321-327.

Togo, D. F. 2004. Risk analysis for accounting models: A spreadsheet simulation approach. Journal of Accounting Education 22(2): 153-163.

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Tyler, C. 2007. Business Genetics: Understanding 21st Century Corporations using xBML. Wiley. 

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Vasarhelyi, M. A. and W. T. Lin. 1985. EDP auditing instruction using an interactive generalized audit software. Journal of Accounting Education 3(2): 79-89. 

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Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1995. Cogent: On the wings of ideas. Management Accounting (November): 57-60.

Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1995. Computron: Workflow cool. Management Accounting (October): 56-60.

Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1995. Comshare: Expanding the third dimension. Management Accounting (September): 59-63.

Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1995. Hyperion: Software titan. Management Accounting (September): 75-78.

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Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1995. Solomon software runs on faith. Management Accounting (June): 56-61.

Williams, K. and J. Hart. 1995. Sun on the rise. Management Accounting (April): 55-58. (The SunSystems software company).

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