Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Enterprise Systems, Accounting and Logistics (ICESAL 2011)  ISBN: 978-960-287-107-2
#	Authors	Title	Pages
1	Efrim Boritz	KEYNOTE SPEECH: On Information Integration	0
2	Severin Grabski	KEYNOTE SPEECH: ERP - Partly cloudy with chance of risk and resiliency	1
3	Miklos Vasarhelyi	KEYNOTE SPEECH: The coming age of Continuous Assurance	2
4	Vicky Arnold, Tanya Benford, Clark Hampton & Steve G. Sutton	Enterprise Risk Management as a strategic governance mechanism in IT-enabled transnational supply-chains	3-35
5	Waldo Rocha Flores and Marlene Gevriye	Surveying experts on IT governance factors and their impact on underlying goal	36-58
6	Ivo De Loo, Jan Bots, Edwin Louwrink, Dave Meeuwsen, Pauline van Moorsel, Chantal Rozel	The effects of ERP implementations on organizational benefits in SMEs in the Netherlands	59-78
7	Nikolaos Vakalfotis, Joan Ballantine, and Anthony Wall	A literature review on the impact of Enterprise Systems on Management Accounting	79-105
8	Eli Hustad and Dag Håkon Olsen	Teaching Enterprise Systems in Higher Education: The Learning Context Triangle	106-125
9	Jan Bots, Ivo De Loo, and Fred de Koning	From research-led teaching to teaching-led research in accounting	126-129
10	Prodromos D. Chatzoglou, Eftichia Vraimaki, Eleni Komsiou, Elena Polychrou and Anastastios D. Diamantidis	Factors Affecting Accountants’ Job Satisfaction and Turnover Intentions: A Structural Equation Model	130-147
11	Marios Mantakas and Dimitris Doukas	Enterprise System Post-Implementation Use Practices: Analysis of Individual Purchasing Business Processes in Greek SMEs	148-169
12	Aleksandra Niedzielska and Agnieszka Parkitna	Acquisition of cost information at one of the faculty at Wroclaw University of Technology - case study	170-177
13	Roisin Mullins, Chatzichristos Christos, and Federico Iannacci	An empirical study of ERP implementation, in Small and Medium Enterprises in Greece	178-205
14	Eugenia Papaioannou, Christos Sarmaniotis, Costas Assimakopoulos, Christos K. Georgiadis	A successful deployment of an ERP system: A case study of a small Greek company	206-215

15

Agata Klaus-Rosinska, Agnieszka Bojnowska, and Michal Kowalski

The allocation of indirect costs in the universities for research and professional services – process approach

216-228

16

Jee-Hae Lim, Theophanis C. Stratopoulos, and Tony S. Wirjanto

Role of IT executives on the firms’ ability to achieve competitive advantage through IT capabilities

229

17

Hasan Cavusoglu, Sameh Al-Natour, Huseyin Cavusoglu

ICT Value Creation at Four Levels of Analysis: Review of Extant Research and a New Conceptual Model

230-274

18

Dorota Kuchta and Agnieszka Parkitna

Cost management at a faculty of a Polish university – a case study

275-283

19	Abdulrahman S. I. Mbamba and Theodore P. Vurdubakis	Deliberating IS Successes and Failures in Organizational Settings: A Longitudinal Study of a Tanzanian Public Sector Organization	284-291
20	Aleksandra Niedzielska and Dorota Kuchta	Activity Based Costing in large scale research projects	292-299
21	Dorota Kuchta and Sabina Zabek	Activity-based costing for health care institutions	300-311
22	Agata Klaus-Rosinska, Radoslaw Rynca	Activity based costing in university library services	312-321
23	Dorota Kuchta, Sabina Zabek, and Michal Urban	Proposed merger of DEA and ABC methods in accounting for the cost of higher education	322-330
24	Goreti Dâmaso and Isabel Costa Lourenço	Internet Financial Reporting: Environmental Impact Companies and other Determinants	331-359
25	Alexandra Kanellou and Charalambos Spathis	Accounting Benefits and Satisfaction in an ERP Environment	360-376
26	Mihail Diakomihalis	Insolvency prediction: Evidence from Greek Hotels	377-387
27	Alexandros E. Garefalakis, Augustinos Dimitras and Pandelis V. Zisis	Examining the extent to which the implementation of IFRS has affected the financial and narrative reporting. Evidence from the Greek banking sector	388-407
28	Nikolaos Kakkos and Panagiotis Trivellas	Investigating the link between motivation, work stress and job performance. Evidence from the banking industry	408-428

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