A Case Study of Progressive Formation of Accounting Cloud Services in JAPAN

Mizuno, Yutaka; Odake, Nobutaka

doi:10.4018/ijssmet.2015010101

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“…Kumar [24] stated that free features were a potent marketing tool and that the model allowed a new venture to scale up and attract a user base without expending resources on costly ad campaigns or a traditional sales force. Mizuno and Odake [26] surveyed the progressive formation of the best accounting cloud service that had a two-sided market structure and a freemium business model in Japan.…”

Section: F Progressive Formation Of a Cloud Servicementioning

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“…According to the study of the progressive formation of the best accounting cloud service in Japan, the best cloud service integrates an accounting cloud service and local systems into one platform, and realizes its local systems as environmentindependent, redundancy of associated services, and neutrality of the network paths [26]. Therefore, the Smart Privacy Platform needs to provide its services as environment-independent, redundancy of associated services, and neutrality of the network paths.…”

Section: B Market Strategymentioning

confidence: 99%

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Current status of smart systems and case studies of privacy protection platform for smart city in Japan

Mizuno

Odake

2015

2015 Portland International Conference on Management of Engineering and Technology (PICMET)

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This paper is to clarify the current status of smart systems and discuss the progressive formation of the privacy protection ecosystem for smart cities in Japan. The authors surveyed representative smart city projects, promotion groups, and several privacy protection platforms as case studies. As a result, the authors obtained the following three findings. First, Smart Grids and Smart Intelligent Transport Systems have been progressing steadily. Second, several proof of concept in privacy protection platforms have started recently. Third, these privacy protection platforms are classified into two types: a centralized model and a distributed model. Therefore, it is important for the progressive formation of privacy protection platforms in smart cities not only to integrate the centralized model and the distributed model with a hybrid model based on the structure of Multi-sided Markets and Freemium business model, but also to examine a trust framework of privacy property to formulate its secured services at a low price, before full-scale smart systems come into use.

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Section: F Progressive Formation Of a Cloud Servicementioning

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Section: B Market Strategymentioning

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Current status of smart systems and case studies of privacy protection platform for smart city in Japan

Mizuno

Odake

2015

2015 Portland International Conference on Management of Engineering and Technology (PICMET)

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“…A study was conducted by Waga et al (2014) on the implementation of cloud computing in the educational sector of Kenya. The study conducted by Mizuno and Odake (2015) clarifies the best practice of an accounting cloud service in Japan, which has two-sided markets and freemium structure, and how to formulate its service. Albeit most of the research studies relating to the adoption of Cloud-Based Accounting are in the Asia region, Faculty of Management Studies, Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka cloud accounting has not increased enough fame among organisations in the context of Sri Lanka.…”

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Determinants of Adoption of Cloud-based Accounting: A Paradigm Shift in Sri Lanka

Premarathne¹,

Rajeshwaran²,

Umayangana³

2021

Asian J. Mgt. Stud.

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Cloud-Based Accounting (CBA) transforms the accounting system into a sophisticated platform in a turbulent environment. Factors behind the adoption of the CBA are still scepticism. Therefore, the study mainly aims to examine perceived determinants of the adoption of Cloud-Based Accounting (CBA) in Sri Lanka. Human, technological, organisational, and environmental factors are used as independent variables for identifying the determinants of CBA. Data were collected from two hundred professional accountants by using a questionnaire. Descriptive statistics, correlation, and multiple regression were applied to analyse the collected data. The results show that the above four factors are at a high level, and they significantly and positively impact the adoption of CBA. The study provides insights into the policymakers to better understand and enable them to implement suitable strategies to minimise potential damaging factors and improve current trends in their development.

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Building Trust Among the Clients of Cloud Computing Industry. Case Study of Trello, Inc.

Błaś

2017

JPM

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Purpose: The main objective of this paper is to identify proper practices for building clients' trust by Trello, Inc., aimed to convince potential clients of their cloud-based services. Approach:In this paper, the case study of Trello, Inc. is used to analyze the case data, aimed to examine the causal links between actions taken to gain clients' trust and their observed eff ects.Implications: This paper provides insight into building trust in Business to Business (B2B). Using cloud technologies to off er services enables a company to create innovative value proposition, or in other cases, add new features and attributes to it that cater to the clients' needs. It involves diff erent approach of the company in building clients' trust than if it off ered services in traditional way. To handle this issue eff ective trust management implementation is required. Findings:This paper provides suggestions of trust management actions which can be taken and are not limited to data security guarantee.Value of the paper: This paper underlines proper practices -based on the success of Trello, Inc. -for building clients' trust by business where aim is to convince potential clients of enterprise's cloud-based service.

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A Case Study of Progressive Formation of Accounting Cloud Services in JAPAN

Cited by 11 publications

References 20 publications

Current status of smart systems and case studies of privacy protection platform for smart city in Japan

Current status of smart systems and case studies of privacy protection platform for smart city in Japan

Determinants of Adoption of Cloud-based Accounting: A Paradigm Shift in Sri Lanka

Building Trust Among the Clients of Cloud Computing Industry. Case Study of Trello, Inc.

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