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Call for Papers
AI/ET Section Workshop 1998
The Seventh Annual Research Workshop on
Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technologies in Accounting,
Auditing and Tax
Sponsored by the Artificial
Intelligence/Emerging Technologies Section of the American
Accounting Association
Co-chairs: Bill McCarthy (21277wem@msu.edu)
and Carol Brown (brownc@bus.orst.edu)
The Seventh
Annual Research Workshop on AI/ET in Accounting, Auditing and Tax
will be held Saturday, August 15, 1998, in New Orleans. The
workshop is sponsored by the Artificial Intelligence/Emerging
Technologies Section in conjunction with the Annual Meeting of the
American Accounting Association. The AAA meeting is scheduled from
August 16–19, 1998, also in New Orleans.
Topics
Papers should be related to education, application or research and
both a financial topic and an artificial intelligence/emerging
technology topic.
- Financial areas:
accounting, auditing, tax and other financial domains.
- Artificial
intelligence areas: expert systems, neural networks, case-based
reasoning, machine learning, natural language processing,
intelligent databases, intelligent agents, intelligent devices
(smart phone, intelligent TV) and other artificial intelligence
areas.
- Emerging technology
areas: security (system uptime, authenticity), image processing,
communications technologies, internet and public on-line
services, world wide web, training and technology competency,
Year 2000, electronic commerce, workflow technology, private
networks (local, wide, municipal, intranets), EDI, data mining,
group technologies, assurance services, voice recognition,
wireless connectivity, Java and other emerging technologies.
- Research Issues:
literature reviews, organizing research issues; task selection;
feasibility analysis; knowledge acquisition; explanation;
knowledge representation (e.g., structure of rule base, neural
network, case base etc.); knowledge processing; uncertainty;
integration; intelligent databases; validation and verification;
changes is usage; innovative uses; impacts on organizations,
management, education, practice; legal implications, deeper
understanding of financial domains; cognitive modeling and other
issues.
Manuscript
Guidelines
Papers submitted elsewhere will be considered. Early stage papers
are encouraged. There will be a special issue of the International
Journal of Intelligent Systems in Accounting Finance &
Management. If you want your paper considered for that special
issue, please indicate that in your cover letter. Please include
your email address.
Submission
Deadline
Items submitted for consideration must be received (not just
postmarked) by Tuesday, June 16, 1998. Emailed papers in rich text
format are encouraged. Please DO NOT fax papers. We expect to
inform individuals of accept/reject decisions for the workshop by
July 8.
Notification
will be made by email to those who have included their email
address.
Send
email to:brownc@bus.orst.edu
Send
four copies of research paper to:
Carol E. Brown
Oregon State University
College of Business 200
Bexell Hall
Corvallis, OR 97331-2603
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