英文摘要 |
A shift from existing practices GAAP to IFRS International Accounting Standards No. 16 (IAS16) will affect ERP and require new changes and responses. This study outlines the differences between R.O.C. GAAP and IFRS, particularly with regards to IAS16. This paper features a case study and uses the 4 components of the diamond theory proposed by Leavitt to discuss how companies should respond to the change. Then prototype has revised into 7 major aspects, 4 categories, and 18 items. The case study showed differences between SAP and Oracle systems with IFRS-IAS16 compliance. Furthermore, the use of diamond theory more clearly reveals changes over the course of IFRS adoption in the 4 aspects of Agent, organization, technology, and tasks. The interviews and empirical results of this study may serve as reference for how companies should respond to the upcoming changes and may provide a guideline to small and medium enterprises when they comply with IFRS-IAS16. |