Bis Assignment
Bis Assignment
Programme
Module Name BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Assignment Number
Surname DIMBA
First Name/S NONZWAKAZI INNOCENCE
Student Number 12450309
Date Submitted
Postal Address P.O BOX 404 East End 4001
E-MAIL 12450309……………………[email protected]
myregent email address
E-Mail [email protected]
(alternate email address)
1. Introduction…………………………………………..Page1
2. Finding………………………………………………..Page
3. Recommendation
4. Conclusion
BIS REPORT FOR PSC Incorporated (Accounting Firm)
INTRODUCTION
1. An accounting firm is an organization or group of accountants that carry out tasks like
tax planning, auditing, financial statement preparation, compliance, and other financial
management and advice services. It is the culmination of numerous connected
professional services.
FINDINGS
Despite these requirements, there are some gaps in the current information
systems of the accounting organization:
Lack of real-time reporting capabilities, leading to delays in generating financial
reports and decision-making.
Limited scalability of the existing accounting software, hindering the
organization's ability to expand and grow.
Inadequate cybersecurity measures, put sensitive financial data at risk of
cyberattacks and data breaches.
Insufficient integration with other business systems, causing inefficiencies and
duplication of efforts.
Outdated technology and hardware, leading to slower performance and reduced
productivity.
Overall, these gaps show how the IT infrastructure of the accounting company needs to
be updated and improved to provide greater security, efficiency, and adherence to
industry standards.
Processing and storing vast volumes of financial data effectively is one of the IT
infrastructure's strengths as it currently exists in the accounting company. This can
enhance the timeliness and accuracy of financial report production.
The ability of different accounting software and tools to be integrated, which can
improve productivity and streamline accounting procedures, is another asset.
Conversely, the absence of strong cybersecurity safeguards for private financial data
can constitute a vulnerability in the present IT infrastructure. The financial integrity of the
company may be jeopardized and data breaches may result from this.
The firm may also be at risk of data loss in the case of a system failure or natural
disaster if the IT infrastructure is inadequate for backup and disaster recovery
procedures.
DIFFERENCE
95000
SUMMARY