RESEARCH INTERESTS
Effects of information technology on accounting: data modeling and design methodologies for accounting information systems, auditing computer-based systems, expert systems and decision support systems in accounting and auditing.
WORKING PAPERS
Murthy, U.S. "Conducting creativity brainstorming sessions in small and medium-sized enterprises using computer-mediated communication tools," working paper.
Murthy, U.S. and Schafer, B.A. “An investigation of the effects of framing of information systems feedback on performance in a production task,” to be revised and resubmitted to Journal of Information Systems.
Murthy, U.S. “The effect of relative performance information under different compensation contracts on performance in a production task,” submitted to Accounting, Organizations and Society.
Fuller, R.M., Murthy, U.S., and Schafer, B.A. “The effects of data model representation method on task performance: An experimental investigation,” submitted to Information & Management.
Fuller, R.M., Murthy, U.S., and Schafer, B.A. “A test of modeling with a columnar pattern on student perception and task performance,” submitted to AIS Educators’ Journal.
Murthy, U.S. and Ragland, L. “Towards an understanding of accounting information systems as a discipline: A comparative analysis of topical coverage in AIS and MIS courses,” submitted to AIS Educators’ Journal.
Kerr, D.S. and Murthy, U.S. “The importance of the COBIT framework IT processes for effective internal control over the reliability of financial reporting: An international survey.”
