The Effect of Digital Management Accounting Capability on the Sustainable Organizational Success of Thai-Listed Firms

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Priyakorn Nakrong
Kornchai Phornlaphatrachakorn
Nittaya Phosrichan
Kanthana Ditkaew

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This research attempts; 1) to investigate the effects of digital management accounting capability on sustainable organizational success; 2) to investigate the effects of proactive business vision, organizational resource readiness, modern accounting systems, digital technology growth, and intense competitive forces on digital management accounting capability; 3) to examine the moderating effects of digital transformation and employee learning on the antecedent-digital management accounting capability research relationship. Data were collected via a questionnaire from 169 listed firms on the Stock Exchange of Thailand and analyzed using descriptive statistics, content analysis, and statistical regression. The findings reveal a significant positive association between digital management accounting capability and sustainable organizational success. Proactive business vision, modern accounting systems, and intense competitive forces all have a significant impact on digital management accounting capability. Additionally, digital transformation and employee learning can potentially moderate these relationships, enhancing the understanding of the factors driving digital management accounting capability.

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Nakrong, P., Phornlaphatrachakorn, K., Phosrichan, N., & Ditkaew, K. (2024). The Effect of Digital Management Accounting Capability on the Sustainable Organizational Success of Thai-Listed Firms. Rajapark Journal, 18(60), 21–41. Retrieved from https://so05.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/RJPJ/article/view/273925
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