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A THEORY OF COMPLEX ADAPTIVE INQUIRING ORGANIZATIONS: APPLICATION TO CONTINUOUS ASSURANCE OF CORPORATE FINANCIAL INFORMATION
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Title
A
THEORY
OF
COMPLEX
ADAPTIVE
INQUIRING
ORGANIZATIONS:
APPLICATION
TO
CONTINUOUS
ASSURANCE
OF
CORPORATE
FINANCIAL
INFORMATION
Author
Kuhn, John
Keywords
continuous auditing
going concern opinion
complexity theory
complex adaptive systems
agent-based modeling
Abstract
Drawing
upon
the
theories
of
complexity
and
complex
adaptive
systems
and the
Singerian
Inquiring
System
from
C.
West
Churchman's
seminal
work
The
Design
of
Inquiring
Systems
the
dissertation
herein
develops
a
systems
design
theory
for
continuous
auditing
systems.
The
dissertation
consists
of
discussion
of the
two
foundational
theories
,
development
of the
Theory
of
Complex
Adaptive
Inquiring
Organizations
(CAIO)
and
associated
design
principles
for a
continuous
auditing
system
supporting
a
CAIO
, and
instantiation
of the
CAIO
theory.
The
instantiation
consists
of an
agent-based
model
depicting
the
marketplace
for
Frontier
Airlines
that
generates
an
anticipated
market
share
used
as an
integral
component
in a
mock
auditor
going
concern
opinion
for the
airline.
As a
whole
, the
dissertation
addresses
the
lack
of an
underlying
system
design
theory
and
comprehensive
view
needed
to
build
upon
and
advance
the
continuous
assurance
movement
and
addresses
the
question
of how
continuous
auditing
systems
should be
designed
to
produce
knowledge--knowledge
that
benefits
auditors
,
clients
, and
society
as a
whole.
Adviser
Cheney, Paul
Publisher
University
of
Central
Florida
Degree
Ph.D.
Degree Discipline
Department of Management Information Systems
Degree Grantor
Business Administration
Degree Program
Business Administration PhD
Graduation Date
2009-01-01
Type
Doctoral dissertation
Access Level
Public - Allow Worldwide Access
Release Date
2010-02-05
Repository
University Archives
Repository Collection
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Identifier
CFE0002848
Access Link
http://purl.fcla.edu/fcla/etd/CFE0002848
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