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Positive Perspectives on Accounting (PPoA)

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Welcome to Positive Perspectives on Accounting (PPoA), the virtual seminar series that explores the enabling role of accounting in society.

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August 3, 2022

Positive Perspectives on Accounting (PPoA) - Episode 8 - Algorithm Is A Dancer

<p>We are pleased to share with you the eight episode of Positive Perspectives on Accounting (PPoA).</p> <p>In this episode, PPoA hosts Lukas Goretzki and Roel Boomsma interview Elise Berlinski about the implications of artificial intelligence and algorithms for accounting research, accounting education, and the accounting profession. Elise is an accounting researcher at the Copenhagen Business School with an interest in artificial intelligence (AI), algorithms, quantification, big data, data science, and the platform economy.</p> <p>We talk to Elise about her research on AI and algorithms and delve into phenomena such as platform organisations, algorithmic decision making, digitalisation, evaluative infrastructure, and machine learning. We also explore the accountability challenges associated with platform organisations and discuss the (arguably unethical) practice of selling user data and trapping users in ecosystems. Finally, we loosely draw on the music of Eurodance group Snap! to discuss how an algorithm – like a dance – can have choreographic power in that it influences our choices and guides our behaviour.</p> <p>Please join the PPoA LinkedIn group (<a href="https://bit.ly/Join-PPoA">https://bit.ly/Join-PPoA</a>) to share your feedback, suggest topics, and receive updates on future episodes.</p> <p>Happy accounting!</p>

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February 21, 2022

Positive Perspectives on Accounting (PPoA) - Episode 7 - Envisioning the future of work in controlling (Interview with Jochen Fellhauer - Organizational development expert at SAP)

<p>Welcome to Positive Perspectives on Accounting (PPoA), the virtual seminar series that explores the enabling role of accounting in society.<br> <br> In this episode, PPoA hosts Leona Wiegmann and Lukas Goretzki interview <strong>Jochen Fellhauer</strong> about his perspective on the future of work in controlling. Jochen is an organizational development expert at SAP - one of the world’s leading producers of software for the management of business processes - and popular speaker at international events on accounting, data analytics and digitalisation.</p> <p>We talk to Jochen about the changing role of the controller, the future of controlling, agile controlling, organizational ambidexterity, and what accounting educators can do differently to better prepare graduates for a career as controller.</p> <p>Please join the PPoA LinkedIn group (https://bit.ly/Join-PPoA) to share your feedback, suggest topics, and receive updates on future episodes.</p>

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February 7, 2021

Positive Perspectives on Accounting - Episode 6 - Accounting for Sustainable Development

<p>Welcome to Positive Perspectives on Accounting (PPoA), the virtual seminar series that explores the enabling role of accounting in society.</p> <p>In this episode, PPoA hosts Roel Boomsma and Leona Wiegmann interview Ian Thomson about his research on accounting for sustainable development. Ian is Professor of accounting and sustainability at the University of Birmingham, Director of Lloyds Banking Group Centre for Responsible Business, and convenor of the Centre for Social and Environmental Accounting Research (CSEAR) council.</p> <p>We talk to Ian about the role of accounting in facilitating the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and discuss the importance of integrating interconnectivity between the SDGs into accounting for sustainable development.</p> <p>Please join the PPoA LinkedIn group (https://bit.ly/Join-PPoA) to share your feedback, suggest topics, and receive updates on future episodes.</p>

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Welcome to Positive Perspectives on Accounting (PPoA), the virtual seminar series that explores the enabling role of accounting in society.

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