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- Item35. The contribution of social security schemes to the socioeconomic development and maintenance of pensioners case study of Parastatal Pensions Fund(Kampala International University(KIU), 2008) Majanja, Ashery A .
- Item8. Microfinance services in the development of small scale enterprises case study: Busia Municipal Council, Eastern Division(Kampala International University(KIU), 2018) Odoki, Patrick
- ItemAcceptance of insurance services for sustainability of firms: the case of AIG insurance company limited Uganda(Kampala international international, College of Economics and Management, 2007-12) Odegih, Ken O. OpiyoNo Abstract
- ItemAccess to micro-credit and the growth of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Uganda. A case study of Kampala-Industrial Area Kampala District(Kampala International University Uganda, College of Economics and Management, 2012-05) Kiwummulo, DorothyThe purpose of the study was to establish the relationship between access o microcredit and the growth of small and medium scale enterprises in Uganda. The study was guided by the following research objectives; to examine access to micro credit and the growth of small and medium enterprises in Uganda, to examine the rate of growth of SMEs accusing micro-credit facilities in Uganda and to establish the relationship between access to microcredit and growth of SMEs in Uganda. The study was a cross-sectional survey with a sample of 50 respondents comprising of small enterprises' owners, employees from lending institutions and SMEs, workers as well, as customers. Persons from government agencies like USSA and UlA were also selected for this study. The data was collected using self-administered questionnaires within the confines of Kampala- industrial area. The data were analyzed using frequency tables and charts spearman rank correlation was used to establish the relation between the study variables. Results of the study showed there was a significant positive relationship between access to micro credit and the growth of SMEs in Uganda. The researcher recommends that SMEs owners should acknowledge the contribution of credit facilities towards the growth of their enterprises and thus should devise means to overcome the challenges of inadequate collateral a high rates of interest entrenched in accusing credit facilities from microcredit lending institutions targeting at SMEs as their the niche should also soften their lending terms. This is likely to increase access to micro credit• facilities and accelerate the sustainable growth of SMEs
- ItemAccoltinting information systems on profitability of petroleum companies in Uganda: a case study of Hass Petroleum, Wandegeya Branch, Kampala(Kampala International University, College of Economics & management., 2019-06) Ainebyona, GeraldThe study sought to examine accounting information systems on profitability of petroleum companies in Uganda: a case study of Mass Petroleum, Wandegeya Branch, Kampala. The study objectives were; to determine the benefits of accounting information system in Hass Petroleum, Wandegeya Branch Kampala-Uganda, to establish the challenges filing the use of accounting information n system in Plass Pthvkum, Wandegeya Branch Kampala Uganda and to examine the relationship between accounting information systems and profitability in Hass Petroleum, Wandegeya Branch Kampala-Uganda. The study was based on a correlational research design. The qualitative approach was used to collect and analyze data on the study topic. This design was used because it brought out clearly the relational, between the two variables. Quantitative approach was used in data collection and analysis and general Information on the subject matter was collected from the different stakeholders involved in the study. The study population involved 58 participants where 4 top administrators of Hass Petroleum, 6 marketing officers, 5 accounts and finance department officials and 43 clients. A sample size of 50 respondents was determined through purposive and random sampling methods. Data was collected am primary and secondary sources using questionnaires. After collecting data, the researcher organized well-answered questionnaire, data was edited and sorted for the next stage. The data was presented in tabular form, pie charts and bar graphs with frequencies and percentages. It was found out that 4% of the respondents strongly disagreed, 14% of the respondents disagreed, 18% of the respondents were not sure, 44% agreed and the remaining 20% of the respondents strongly agreed that computerized financial information systems are faster and more efficient in processing data. This applies that majority of the respondents were of the view that Accounting information systems simply work since they are faster and more efficient. The study concludes that computerized financial information systems are faster and more efficient in processing data. The use of hardware such as scanners automatically generates accounting information without nwch ado, the information is available almost immediately. The study recommends that Accounting Information System department is a sensitive area with any organization, it is necessary that employees should always be provided constant refresher training so as to clearly understand the use and operation of the system to increase on their skills and expertise in handling and managing information systems.
- ItemAccount credit management and profitability of manufacturing companies a survey of three companies in Mogadishu Somalia(Kampala International University, College of Economics and Management, 2011-08) Ayan, Ali; AdenManaging credit particularly accounts receivable effectively and efficiency way is one of the most difficult tasks under the managers, because accounts receivable is the second broadest part of company's assets after Cash. While on the IV Accounts receivable are amounts owed by a customer on account. They are from the sale of goods and services. These receivables generally are expected to be collected within 30 to 60 days, and they are the most significant type of claim held by a company. To identify the level of managing accounts receivable in selected manufacturing companies in Mogadishu, Somalia in terms of: • Determining the effect of credit risk management on profitability in selected manufacturing companies. To determine the level of profitability in selected manufactured companies in Mogadishu, Somalia. The study was primarily focusing on 3 manufactured companies namely Ilatango Factory, Raxo Factory, and ZamZam water Purification Company. All those manufactured companies are located at Mogadishu, Somalia. The target populations of this study were finance manager, and customers. Those manufacturing firms were chosen because around 60% and above of their sales are credit based; secondly, they are one of the largest manufacturing sectors in Somalia. Credit management is the process of planning and controlling credit accounts and it plays great roll the profitability of the firm. Effective controlling is characterized to increase sales, to Reduces bad debts, to Increases profits, to build customer loyalty, to build confidence of financial industry, to Increase company capitalization and to Increase the customer relationship.
- ItemAccountability and financial performance of public sector in Uganda: a case study of Kyenjojo District Local Government Headquarters.(Kampala International University, College of Economics and Management, 2015-05) Baguma, AndrewThis study entitled Accountability and Financial Performance of public sector. The study was carried out at Kyenjojo District Local Government Headquarters. The study was guided by three research objectives; (i) To examine the different ways in which Accountability is provided at Kyenjojo District Headquarters (ii) To assess the effects of accountability on financial performance at Kyenjojo District Headquarters (iii) To detem1ine the relationship between accountability and financial perfom1ance of Kyenjojo District Headquarters The research strategy and design used was a Cross sectional design to collect data from 52 respondents at Kyenjojo District Headquarter who were selected randomly or purposively, and these included Chief Finance Officer (CFO), Senior Accountants and Accounts Assistants using both quantitative and qualitative research methods of data collection, analysis and presentation. The study found out the most common financial reporting procedure used at Kyenjojo District Headquai1ers was cash flow statements, followed by income statements and balance sheet and these are often prepared every at the end of each financial year to the Auditors Accounting committee as well as Ministry of Finance. The study also found out that accountability is approved through disclosures in payment vouchers, Vote Books, Cash Books and receipts. The study concluded that the From the primary and secondary data gathered, it can be summed up that an effective accountability plays a big role to maintain and improve the financial performance of public sector in Uganda and even in private sectors which ensures the livelihood of good organizational reputation and reducing the misuse of public funds and offices and thus the correctness in handling becomes improved. Despite of this importance, in some circumstances accountability is still neglected at Kyenjojo District Headquarters and as a result some inefficiency in cash management is recurring. It is because of these inefficiencies that some recommendation.
- ItemAccountability and financial performance of public universities in Uganda: a case study of Busitema University.(Kampala International University, College of Economics and Management, 2014-06) Ailigat, Rose OkelloThis study was conducted in Tororo with specific reference to Busitema University and the study topic was: "Accountability and Financial performance of public Universities in Uganda." The main objective of this study was to establish the relationship between accountability and financial performance of public Universities in Uganda, and how the government can ensure better, improved and effective performance of public Universities in Uganda. The justification of this study was that a number of public universities in Uganda experience accountability problems due to poor controls and governance and these impacts negatively on the general institutional performance. The study is therefore necessary today because there is need to improve accountability so as to improve upon the general performance of public universities in Uganda. There was therefore need for a study to fill this knowledge gap by coming up with findings and recommendations to improve the status quo. Analytical, explanatory and descriptive approaches were used together with randomization methods and purposive sampling as a non-randomization technique; as broad methodological approaches to this study's conceptualization and execution. Data was be obtained by use of self-administered questionnaires and key informant interviews from primary sources while secondary data was be captured. from various compendia with relevance to the study subject at hand. Triangulation of these approaches was aimed at yielding validity and reliability of data mass. Data was be analyzed and correlated using correlation coefficient will be used to establish the relationship between Accountability and the financial performance of Public Universities in Uganda. This study's findings entailed the following: from the perspective of the key informants that were purposively selected and the general respondent ship that were randomly selected, the effect of accountability on the financial performance of Busitema university was profiled and mapped as xi follows: from the viewpoint of key informants: Proper accountability ensures improved financial performance (84%), Financial statements are measures of the organizational performance in relation to its financial structure (98.2%) and internal control system provides management with reasonable assurance that proper accountability will be ensured (100%). Although these other occurrences and phenomena can't be wholly attributed to accountability, there is nevertheless other factors that affect financial performance such as ethical staff and budgeting.
- ItemAccounting ethical practices and financial reporting quality of manufacturing companies in uganda, a case study of Mukwano group of companies:(Kampala International University, College of Economics and Management., 2019-09) Odong, Amisi
- ItemAccounting information and performance of small and medium enterprises in Makindye division(Kampala International University, College of Economics and Management, 2015-12) Bosa, HanningtonInformation is critical to organizations' performance in today's highly competitive environment. The Statement of Accounting Concepts 3, International Accounting Standard Board (IASB) and Financial Accounting Standard Board (FASB, 1980) developed a conceptual framework for financial reporting where relevance, reliability, understandability and comparability are the qualitative characteristics that financial accounting information should possess. The study covered relevance, reliability, understandability and accuracy. There is a belief that there is a relationship between these qualities and performance of small and medium size enterprises. This dissertation investigates the con-elation between quality of accounting information and performance of small and medium enterprises. 150 participants from different categories of selected small and medium enterprises (SMEs); with 120 (80%) usable responses received. With the belief that there is a relationship between accounting information and the performance of small and medium enterprises, individual qualitative characteristics (relevance, accuracy, understandability, reliability) were tested with the performance. From the findings of the study, it is recommended that for better decision making and improved performance of small and medium enterprises, accounting information should be relevant, accurate, understandable and reliable.
- ItemAccounting information characteristics and performance of financial institutions:(Kampala International University, College of Economics and Management, 2019-09) Amwiine, MartinThe researcher investigated ‘Accounting Information characteristics and performance of Financial institutions”. The study was guided by three research objectives which were; to identify effect of reliability of accounting information on the performance of Financial institutions in Makindye division, to find out the effect of relevance of accounting information on the performance of Financial institutions in Makindye division and lastly, to determine the effect of understandability of accounting information on the performance of Financial institutions in Makindye division. The methodology involved the use of a cross sectional survey research design. Both qualitative and quantitative approaches were used in data collection and analysis in order to get an in depth understanding of the phenomenon under investigation and to confirm completeness for instruments. The study population constituted of the staff members and clients of Stanbic bank Kabalagala. The data collection instruments involved the use of questionnaires and Interviews. The findings of the study revealed that; Accounting information characteristics are so reliable and efficient except that the respondents revealed that Information is generally not a good representation of the revenue and that Information is not a good representation of business liabilities Accounting information characteristics are so meaningful and relevant as respondents agreed that Information helps to predict and confirm expenditure levels, Information presented assists in decision making on allocation of resources and that Information helps to confirm the outcome of the planned activities. Accounting information characteristics are so meaningful and can be understood by the users in that respondents agreed that Information is presented in a readily understandable manner and that business assets are easy to know in terms of value and assets. The researcher recommended that More emphasis among financial institutions should be put on Accounting information characteristics as results indicate that it promotes organizational performance, the Government and all the other stake holders should fully support the use of accounting Information characteristics in financial institutions and this involves investing in the sector to improve on the quality of service delivery in the county, there is need to emphasize understandability of Information as this was revealed as the most important accounting information characteristic to the users of Accounting information.
- ItemAccounting Information Management and Decision Making in Post Bank Uganda(Kampala International University, College of Economics and Management., 2019-02) Abenoyo, MonicThe study was to investigate the effect accounting information management and decision making in post bank. The objectives were to determine the level of accounting information management in terms of information planning, information for control in post bank. to establish the level of decision making in terms of the operation of the organizations and to establish the effect of between accounting information management and decision making in organizations. The study was conducted in post bank from 40 respondents using the closed ended questionnaires. The data collected reveal that accounting information management is fairly good enabling decision making though constraints in timely decision making were cited in the work. The study results based on the findings conclude that accounting information management is quite high determined and measured to enhance decision making through supporting computerization. The decision making in post bank is also done though not in a very much timely form. The accounting information management has a positive effect on management the organizations in this case post bank. The study recommends that there is need for continuous and effective accounting information management through effective financial planning through effective financial reporting improves the operation of the government entities; there is need for utmost attention regarding the value of capacity development. It was established that the skills of the employees and their participation in planning is poor financial planning need to incorporate all employees to embark on skills of employees in order to enhance the performance of the government, There is need for organizations to strictly follow regulations in controlling the organizational finances. Decision making in the bank need to be directed towards enhancing abilities and values that will enable organizations, groups, and individuals to improve their performance and achieve their development. The need for enhancing timely decision making can generate work efficiency in the management of the organization. Accounting information should be aligned to international and national reporting standards such as international financial reporting standards board. There should be involvement of all stakeholders in financial reporting to enable decision making in the accounting systems. The bank needs to effectively undertake accounting information management in order to induce the effectiveness in the performance of the bank.
- ItemAccounting information system and decision making: a case study of BIDCO manufacturing company in jinja Uganda:(Kampala International University, College of Economics and Management., 2019-10) Pena, ReganThe purpose of the study is to examine the impact of accounting information system on decision making in Bidco manufacturing company in Jinja Uganda.The objectives were to determine the effect of transaction processing systems on decision making in Bidco manufacturing organizations, secondly to establish the relationship between information systems on decision making in Bidco manufacturing organizations and to determine the effect of decision support systems on decision making in Bidco manufacturing organizations. The data was collected from 40 respondents were data was collected from respondents using closed ended questionnaires that were returned. The data collected reveal that accounting information system has a high bearing on decision making with all the constructs presenting 0.000 level of significance. The first objective was accomplished where it was found that transaction processing systems have a significant impact on decision making in organizations. This means that if they are properly utilized, there is likelihood that there is going to be some improvement in the manner in which costs are managed in these financial institutions.The second objective was fulfilled where it was determined that management information systems have a significant effect on decision making. It was found that the organizations did not use these systems as much thereby resulting in them losing out on decision making,The final objective of the study was also examined as it undertook to investigate the role played by decision support systems in ensuring that organization remains good in decision making. Just like with the other objectives, decision support systems were found to be underutilized. They were also found to relevantly affect decision making. The study recommend that there is need to improve the state and functioning of transaction processing tools by management through providing funding to the systems in order to improve its functionality for cost management effectiveness in the organizations. It was found that the organizations did not use these systems as much thereby resulting in them losing out on decision making.
- ItemAccounting information system and financial performance of financial institutions in Uganda. a case study of Pride Micro Finance Kabalagala Branch in Kampala.(Kampala International University, College of Economics & management., 2019-04) Tutegyereize, PatienceThe study sought to find out the relationship between accounting information system and financial performance of financial institutions in Uganda; a case study of Pride microfinance limited, Kabalagala branch in Kampala. The study specifically looked at the effect of AIS on return assets, effect of AIS on Efficiency and the effects of AIS o decision at Pride microfinance limited in Kampala at Kabalagala branch. A cross-sectional study design for quantitative and qualitative analysis was used on 46 respondents that brought back the questionnaires. Data was collected by use of a self-administered questionnaire, and interview guide. Quantitative data was analyzed at univariate level basing on the mean and frequencies, percentages, bivariate level using correlation coefficient with the help of Statistical Package for Social Sciences 17.0 (SPSS). Qualitative data were analyzed by content analysis by composing explanations and substantiating them using the respondents open responses. The researcher found out that accounting information system provides information financial performance measuring ratios, provides useful information about the performance of debt in the capital structure that the general manager must try to influence in order to improve and manage the overall organizational performance. The researcher further found out that AIS provides information about assets in an organization which helps to do investment planning within pride microfinance limited. The study also recognized that accounting information system enables the users to make informed judgments. Since every decision involves several alternatives, It assists the user to decide his course of action. Accounting is a process which with the help of accounting records produces financial statements. It also helps management in their important duties of planning, organizing, leading, supervising, controlling and decision making. The researcher concluded that AIS affects the overall financial performance in pride Microfinance limited at Kabalagala where it highly influence decisions made, the nature of communication and efficiency in performance at the financial institution. Therefore, the researcher recommended pride microfinance to undertake more awareness programmes to create positive stance towards AIS amongst stakeholders. In other words, a lot of sensitization needs to be done to the users and all stakeholders for it to be successful at pride microfinance limited in Kampala especially at Kabalagala branch.
- ItemAccounting information system and financial performance of financial institutions in Uganda:(Kampala International University, College of Economics and Management, 2019-04) Tutegyereize, PatienceThe study sought to find out the relationship between accounting information system and financial performance of financial institutions in Uganda; a case study of Pride microfinance limited, Kabalagala branch in Kampala. The study specifically looked at the effect of ATS on return assets, effect of AIS on Efficiency and the effects of AIS o decision at Pride microfinance limited in Kampala at Kabalagala branch. A cross-sectional study design for quantitative and qualitative analysis was used on 46 respondents that brought back the questionnaires. Data was collected by use of a self-administered questionnaire, and interview guide. Quantitative data was analyzed at univariate level basing on the mean and frequencies, percentages, bivariate level using correlation coefficient with the help of Statistical Package for Social Sciences 17.0 (SPSS). Qualitative data were analyzed by content analysis by composing explanations and substantiating them using the respondents open responses. The researcher found out that accounting information system provides information financial performance measuring ratios, provides useful information about the performance of debt in the capital structure that the general manager must try to influence in order to improve and manage the overall organizational performance. The researcher further found out that AIS provides information about assets in an organization which helps to do investment planning within pride microfinance limited. The study also recognized that accounting information system enables the users to make informed judgments. Since every decision involves several alternatives. It assists the user to decide his course of action. Accounting is a process which with the help of accounting records produces financial statements. It also helps management in their important duties of planning, organizing, leading, supervising, controlling and decision making. The researcher concluded that AIS affects the overall financial performance in pride Microfinance limited at Kabalagala where it highly influence decisions made, the nature of communication and efficiency in performance at the financial institution. Therefore the researcher recommended pride microfinance to undertake more awareness programmes to create positive stance towards AIS amongst stakeholders. In other words a lot of sensitization needs to be done to the users and all stakeholders for it to be successful at pride microfinance limited in Kampala especially at Kabalagala branch.
- ItemAccounting information system and financial performance of savings and credit cooperatives (SACCOS), a case study of Kasanda sub - county Mubende district(Kampala International University, College of Economics and Management, 2016-09) Kabarokore, RobinahThe Study was driven by the general objective (purpose) to find out the effect of accounting information system on financial performance of SACCOs in Kasanda Sub County, Mubende district. The study was guided by the following objectives; to find out the components of accounting information system, effect of accounting information system on financial performance of SACCOs and establish the qualities effective accounting information system in SACCOs This study covered Kasanda Sub County Mubende district and it was conducted only on accounting information system and financial performance of SACCOs. The study was both descriptive and explanatory in nature based on the data collected. Both qualitative and quantitative data was collected and used to find out the effect of accounting information system on financial performance of SACCOs. The population of the study was 58 people whereas the sample size was obtained as 50by the help of Sloven's formula n= N/l+N (ef Purposive method was used while selecting respondents. Data collected was presented, analyzed and interpreted with the help of micro soft word and Ms excel packages. The effect of accounting information system was found to be relatively favorable (positive) where accounting information system has defined qualities such as timeliness, accuracy, cost effective and high output as well appropriate components such as qualified staff, control and checks, process and procedures and right technology. Recommendations were made for instance, to employee qualified and experienced staff who may can-youth proper forecasts, plans, and implementation and make necessary corrections to meet SACCO objectives. Installation of a full computerized accounting information system to mitigate problems of manual accounting systems proper segregation of responsibilities to prevent individuals from sealing illegal acts such as frauds. Lastly but not least possible future research areas were highlighted by this study.
- ItemAccounting information system and performance of the non- governmental organizations (NGOs): a case study of Pride Uganda Lira branch(Kampala International University, College of Economics and Management, 2014-05) Acan Ongel, EuniceThe topic was based on the effects of Accounting Information Systems on the Performance of Non-governmental organization (NGO). The objectives of the study were to investigate the relationship between Accounting Information Systems and Performance of the Non-governmental organization, to investigate the effects of Accounting Information Systems on the Performance of Non-governmental organization (NGO), the difference between computer hardware and computer software and principles of Accounting lnformation Systems. The research design used was descriptive in nature because the study was aimed at describing the effects of AIS on the Performance of Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) the qualitative and quantitative research designs were used. The research was carried out using different methods through instruments such as Interviews, direct observation, questionnaire. A sample size of 30 respondents was selected by the researcher from different departments. Out of the 30 informants or respondents, l 5 were men and 15 were female as there was gender balance within the organization. The findings of the study showed the presence of Accounting Information Systems and its principles guiding its use in Pride Uganda, Entebbe branch which had led to the average Performance of the Non-governmental organization (NGO) at Pride Uganda. There was evidence of Accounting Information Systems promising on service delivery and to maximize contributions of principles were adopted by various development partners such as Donor staff, Local Government authorities, employees and the community at large. The research recommends continuous monitoring of employees; need to recruit well qualified staff, carrying out either internal and external audits or checks, encouraging quarterly meetings so as to increase awareness and appreciation of the need to have Accounting Information System in place. In conclusion, it was evident that Accounting Information Systems had a lot of tremendous effects on the Performance of the Organization especially at Pride Uganda, Entebbe branch as responded by over 73% of the respondents.
- ItemThe Accounting Information System and the Performance of the Organization: A Case Study of World Health Organization in Kampala Uganda(Kampala International University, bachelors degree in business administration, 2013-06) Dickson, NdyowaweThe topic was based on the accounting information systems on the performance of world Health Organization. The objectives of the study were the level of accounting information system and world Health Organization in Kampala, the Uganda. Level of performance and world Health Organization in Kampala Uganda, to determine if there was a big difference in the level of accounting information system and performance of World Health Organization, and to determine if there was significant relationship between the level of accounting information system and the level of performance in world Health Organization. The research was carried out using different methods through instruments such as interviews, direct observation questionnaire, a sample size of 50 respondents was selected by the researcher from different departments out of the 50 respondents, 20 were men and 30 were female as there was gender equality within world Health Organization. The findings of the study showed the presence of accounting information systems and its principles guiding its use in Kampala Town which had led to the average performance of world Health Organization in Kampala Town. There was evidence of accounting information systems promising on service delivery and to maximize contributions if principles were adopted by various development partners such as donor staff, local government authorities, employees and the community at large. the researcher found out shortage of qualified staffs, it found out the local communities were not attending the meetings as result the was shortage of proper dissemination of information in regard whether the organization is playing its social responsibility to the community or not, the researcher found out hat there was problem of lack of monitoring and supervision by the technical staffs and limited proper delegations whenever the head of department were not around. The researcher recommends continuous monitoring of employees need to recruit well qualified staff carrying out either internal and external audits or checks, encouraging quarterly meetings so as to increase awareness and appreciation of the need to have accounting information system in place. Conclusively, it was evidenced that, accounting information systems had a lot of tremendous effect on the performance of world Health Organization in Kampala Town responded by over 73% of the respondents.
- ItemAccounting information system, financial decentralization and quality of financial reporting in Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA)(Kampala International University: College of Economics and management, 2017-06) Wandukwa, Ronald J.The study examined the effect and relationship between accounting information system, financial decentralization and quality of financial reporting in Kampala City Council. The AIS and financial decentralization were the independent variables while quality of financial reporting was the dependent variable. The study adopted a triangulation design consisting of a correlation design which was quantitative in approach and cross sectional in nature. The study population consisted of two hundred ninety members from whom a sample of two hundred five elements was drawn using Krejcie and Morgan method. A combination of census, proportionate stratified random sampling and simple random sampling techniques were employed in selecting members from different strata into the study sample. Two data collection methods namely structured questionnaire consisting of closed questions with five point Iikert scale and interview guide were used in collecting primary data. Out of two hundred five questionnaires administered, one hundred ninety registered returned posing a response rate of ninety seven percent. The collected data was presented using frequency tables and charts which were analyzed by Factor analysis, Pearson correlation coefficient and Regression model using SPSS. A significant positive relationship was established between independent and dependent variable and forty five percent of the changes in quality of financial reporting in KCCA are explained by the accounting information system and financial decentralization. The study also discovered that decision making, budgeting and planning constitutes fifty five percent of financial decentralization. However, decision making alone contributed forty one percent compared to fourteen and ten percent for budgeting and accounting information system respectively.
- ItemAccounting Information Systems and Cash Management: A Case Study of Barclays Bank (Uganda) Ltd(Kampala International University, bachelors degree in business administration, 2010-04) Ssemaganda, RobertThe research is based on accounting information systems and cash management particularly in Uganda. A case study in Barclays Bank Uganda Limited. The research objective was to establish the relationship between accounting information system and cash management at Barclays Bank Uganda Limited. The researcher investigated the problem on the ground and the weaknesses in accounting information systems which has played the role in increased fraud and loss of profits leading to some companies to close. He also dealt with the impact of accounting information systems on Barclays Bank Uganda Limited. Investigation was also based on the types of accounting information systems which are used in cash management. Avenues are also explored to solve the problems in accounting information systems and cash management with an aim of improving it. The researcher used sampling design. Questionnaires were used as research tools. The finding of the study indicated that some customers have very poor access of information available right from the top administration like audited accounts, lack of efforts to improve such problems and lack of funds to finance such activities have affected the accounting information system and cash management negatively. The researcher recommended on organizations being taught on how to operate efficiently, effectively, and use of internal control systems right from the commencement of the business to build a strong trust within customers. The bank should ensure that their books of accounts are audited and cross checked regularly to avoid fraud and errors. The central bank should provide facilities like the amount of money in circulation to avoid inflation and penalties for those who misuse the bank's assets in place. Customers also should show interest and pay attention to the smooth running of the business through putting most of their focus on the services being provided and be willing to prosper.