Table 1.

Accounting-related maturity model studies found in database search

NrDatabaseJournalAuthor and dateTitle
1EBSCOHostMeasuring Business ExcellencePekkola et al. (2015) A maturity model for evaluating an organization’s reflective practices
2EBSCOHostInternational Journal of Management, Accounting and EconomicsTavallaei et al. (2015) Assessing the evaluation models of business intelligence maturity and presenting an optimized model
3EBSCOHostInternational Journal of Public Sector ManagementSoguel and Luta (2021) On the road towards IPSAS with a maturity model: a Swiss case study
4EmeraldMediterranean Conference on Information SystemsMantelaers and Zoet (2018) Continuous auditing: a practical maturity model
5EmeraldEuropean Journal of Economics and Business StudiesLebedev (2019) Management accounting maturity levels continuum model: a conceptual framework
6EmeraldAccess to Science, Business, Innovation in Digital EconomyKarcıoğlu and Binici (2023) Developing a maturity model to identify digital skills and abilities of accounting professionals: evidence from Turkey
7EmeraldQualityAccess to SuccessArdiansah et al. (2021) Investigating the maturity level of computer-based accounting systems in small and medium-sized enterprises: empirical evidence in Indonesia
8Google ScholarElectronic MarketsCuylen et al. (2016) Development of a maturity model for electronic invoice processes
9Google ScholarComputational Intelligence and NeuroscienceXiang (2022) Evaluation of enterprise accounting data management based on maturity model
10Google ScholarJournal of Accounting and Organizational ChangeHentati and Boulila (2023) Digital maturity index for accounting firms
11Google ScholarProceedings of the Central European Conference on Information and Intelligent SystemsDobrinić (2020) Digital maturity of auditing companies in the republic of Croatia
12IEEE XploreInternational Conference on Information Retrieval and Knowledge ManagementZahrullaili and Noordin (2018) Towards developing a comprehensive business intelligence maturity model for Malaysian public sector: application of mixed methodology
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