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2021 | 65 | 2 | 87-101

Article title

Pomiar poziomu satysfakcji użytkowników końcowych systemów finansowo-księgowych – badanie ankietowe

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EN
Measurement of end user computing satisfaction (EUCS) in financial and accounting systems – a questionnaire survey

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Abstracts

PL
Celem artykułu jest pomiar poziomu satysfakcji użytkowników końcowych (SUK), tj. młodych pracowników wykorzystujących programy finansowo-księgowe. Badanie ankietowe przeprowadzono elektronicznie dwa razy w odstępie 8 miesięcy, uzyskując 327 odpowiedzi. Wyniki wskazują, że najwyżej ocenianym obszarem jest aktualność systemów informatycznych (SI), na drugim miejscu zaś precyzyjność danych, co nie potwierdza dotychczas publikowanych wyników badań SUK. Najsłabiej ocenianym obszarem SI jest łatwość użytkowania, co jest zbieżne z innymi badaniami. Ogólny poziom satysfakcji 3,81 jest wynikiem stosunkowo wysokim na tle poprzednich badań mierzących SUK. Wyniki wskazują na potrzebę ulepszania procesu tworzenia i wdrażania SI, a także na konieczność zmiany sposobu kształcenia przyszłych finansistów, co pozwoli im na uzyskiwanie przewagi na rynku pracy. Nowością jest przeprowadzenie badania w zakresie systemów finansowo-księgowych i wśród młodych osób wchodzących na polski rynek pracy.
EN
The aim of the article is to measure the level of end-user computing satisfaction (EUCS), i.e. young employees using financial and accounting programs. The study was conducted electronically twice, 8 months apart, obtaining 327 responses. The results indicate that the highest rated area is the timeliness of information systems (IS), followed by the accuracy of data, in contrast to the previously published results of the EUCS research. The lowest rated area of IS was the ease of use, which is consistent with other studies. The overall level of satisfaction is at the level of 3.81, which is a relatively high result in comparison with the previous studies measuring EUCS. The results show the need to improve the process of AI development and implementation and to change the way of educating future financiers. Our contribution is based on aiming at financial and accounting systems and at young employees entering the Polish labor market.

Contributors

  • Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny w Katowicach
  • Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny w Katowicach

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