Identify and discuss in detail FIVE (5) risks or challenges to computerize an Accounting Information Systems (AIS). Please give explanation in details with example for each point.

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Q: How can data lineage be used to trace the origin and transformation of data for compliance and…

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Q: The options for b is 108,5001,78, 99- choose one  The options for a is 99,78,120, none-choose one…

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Q: To what end do system analysts use models? Make distinctions logically and through building models.

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Q: What is the significance of an Accounting Information System in the way that accountants work now?

A: Please find the detailed explanation in the following steps.

Q: Review the AICPA News for three emerging issues that relate to the implementation of IT systems and…

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Requirement Analysis

A process that determines the user expectations for a software product is called requirement analysis. In software engineering, requirement analysis is known as requirement engineering. It involves communication with end-users and stakeholders to determine whether the system or software requirements are validated, conflicts are solved, and key requirements are documented. The first activity of the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) is requirement analysis.