| 英文摘要 |
This research explores the accountants’perceptions of adopting Robotic Process Automation (RPA) to enhance the efficiency of routine accounting processes. It further investigates the implications of RPA capabilities for existing systems, particularly Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems and spreadsheet tools (e.g., Excel), and explores appropriate approaches to risk control. Drawing on prior RPA case studies and relevant literature, this study employs the Modified Delphi Method to develop a structured evaluation framework. The research process begins with the collection of insights from academic experts and practitioners, followed by the aggregation and analysis of perspectives from accounting professionals, including both RPA users and non-users. Comparative statistical analysis is conducted to assess differences in perceptions across groups. The findings indicate that accountants across varying levels of seniority and industries generally demonstrate a high level of recognition of the benefits of RPA adoption. Among the identified dimensions, facilitating the standardization of routine and repetitive tasks receives the highest level of agreement. Respondents also emphasize the importance of organizational support and complementary implementation measures for successful RPA adoption. Furthermore, accountants with prior ERP experience exhibit stronger agreement that RPA contributes to productivity enhancement and enables a greater focus on value-added activities. Based on these findings, this study suggests that organizations can leverage their prior ERP implementation experience as a foundation for RPA adoption, thereby alleviating labor shortages and improving the efficiency of transactional processing. In terms of internal risk management, this study highlights the importance of procedural review, mitigation of technical errors, and cybersecurity safeguards to strengthen internal control systems. |