Accounting IS Big Data Conference
For our inaugural Accounting IS Big Data conference AAA is delighted to announce the members of our Advisory Board. We are most grateful for their time and advice as we shape the program of this groundbreaking conference.
| Name | Title | Affiliation |
| Tanya Benford | Department Chair of Accounting and Associate Professor_ | Florida Gulf Coast University |
| Frank Buckless | KPMG Professor and Department Head | NC State University |
| Ann Dzuranin | Assistant Professor | Northern Illinois University |
| Ingrid E. Fisher | Associate Professor and Chair, Accounting and Law | University at Albany, State University of New York |
| Graham Gal | Associate Professor Accounting | University of Massachusetts Amherst |
| Guido Geerts | Professor and EY Faculty Scholar | University of Delaware |
| Glen Gray | Professor - Information Systems | California State University, Northridge |
| Diane Janvrin | William L. Varner Professor | Iowa State University |
| Roger O'Donnell | Partner, Global Head Data Analytics, Audit | KPMG |
| Daniel O'Leary | Professor of Accounting | University of Southern California |
| Julie A. Peters | US University Relations Leader | PwC |
| Robyn Raschke | Associate Professor | University of Nevada Las Vegas |
| Philip M. J. Reckers | Director | Arizona State University |
| Richard Dull | Chair & Professor | West Virginia University |
| D. Scott Showalter | Teaching Professor | NC State University |
| Juergen Sidgman | Assistant Professor | University of Wisconsin Oshkosh |
| Theophanis_C._Stratopoulos_ | Associate Professor, Information Systems | University of Waterloo |
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Accounting IS Big Data Conference
The AAA's Centers for Advancing Accounting is pleased to showcase its inaugural event: the Accounting IS Big Data Conference, to be held September 3-4, 2015 in New York City at the New York Marriott Marquis located in the heart of Times Square.
Purpose
Partnering technology leaders with experts from accounting practice and the academy, the purpose is to explore the role of Big Data and analytics in the accounting profession. With input from multiple fields, the anticipated outcome will result in identifying opportunities for accounting education and research.
Conference goals
The goals of this conference are to develop:
- An understanding of the current state of Big Data and analytics and the implications for the future
- A statement describing the role of Big Data in the accounting profession
- A research agenda for exploring how Big Data will affect accounting – and how Big Data can enhance accounting research
- A strategy for efficiently and effectively integrating Big Data into accounting curricula
Audience
The event is specifically designed to solicit input from multiple expert sources to contribute to the most productive outcomes and conference goals. Those especially welcome include:
- Professional Accountants seeking academic partnerships to influence education and research
- Technology Leaders to introduce current issues and forecast emerging Big Data issues
- Research Scholars who are researching Big Data or related issues
- Educators seeking data sets to develop Big Data activities for their classrooms
- Section Leaders looking to explore Big Data opportunities and issues
- Department Chairs looking to integrate technology into the curriculum