CMA-Book 2020

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Wilson and his dedicated leadership, CMA had an amazingly productive year during 1992. Improvements to Museum Anthropology have been dramatic, to say the least. We have received nothing but compliments on the journal, and Enid Schildkrout and her staff are to be commended for their efforts, as is Sally Yerkovich for her faithful contributions to "Unit News" in the Anthropology Newsletter. We are looking toward CMA organized sessions at AAA as an important source of material for the journal in the future, therefore, the Program Committee and future session organizers should keep prospects for publication in mind from the outset. It should also be kept in mind that peer review is an important and necessary part of the process. Another great triumph of the Wilson presidency was the five-fold growth in membership in just two years. It did not just happen, either. There was a major letter-writing campaign, including foreign prospects, and lots of arm twisting. This was coupled with a good response to pleas in the journal, the Unit News column, and at programs, receptions, and other CMA func tions. We all believe that there is plenty of room for additional membership development, and it is up to all of us to follow through-particularly with the new "student" category. A CMA organized session entitled "Fifty Years of Museum Anthropology on the Plains'' was held at the Fiftieth Plains Anthropological Conference in Lincoln, Nebraska in November. Eleven papers were presented on topics ranging from the contri but ions of individuals and institutions, to outdoor interpretive programs, to contemporary efforts to computerize old collections Thomas P. Myers (Nebraska State Museum), Leigh E. Syms (Manitoba Museum of Man), and Daniel Swan (Science Museum of Minnesota) all profiled their institutions' interests and described current programs. Exciting things are taking place on the Plains, particularly in the area of collaboration with Native peoples. Conference organizers are contemplating following up on the latter topic next year when the conference moves to Saskatchewan. CMA activity at the American Association of Museums meeting held in Baltimore in May took

Review of Industrial Organization, 2022

This article discusses three important pieces of work that the Competition and Markets Authority has completed over the last year. The first two are market studies: The Mobile Ecosystems Market Study was launched over concerns that Apple and Google have too much control over operating systems (iOS and Android), app stores (App Store and Play Store), and web browsers (Safari and Chrome) that together form their 'ecosystems'; the Electric Vehicles Charging Market Study took actions and provided recommendations in a nascent but critically important market. The final piece of work is "State of Competition": a research project that assesses the evolution of competition in the UK over the past two decades.

This is a benchmark study that evaluates the competencies of Catanduanes State University (CSU) Accounting Graduates prior to the implementation of ASEAN Integration in 2015. The evaluation was based on CMO No. 3, issued in 2007. Then, the subjects were mapped from the prescribed subjects in the BS Curriculum to the CPA Licensure Examination subjects to spot the congruentcy; lastly, this paper identified the areas of competency of the Accounting Graduates using the rating obtained in the licensure examination as a standard, this is based on RA 9298, the Philippine Accountancy Law, Section 16. The relevance of the study in the present time, is to come up with a better strategic action plan based on the findings and provide practical recommendations that can enhance the capabilities of the next batches of accounting graduates of the University. Descriptive Content Analysis was used in generating and examining qualitative and quantitative data through secondary resources. Based on the CMO No. 3, series of 2017, results revealed that General Education develops competencies in intellectual skills, personal, interpersonal, and communication skills. Business Education develops competencies on economic, quantitative methods, business statistics, organization behavior, marketing, and operations management, professional values, and ethics. Information Technology Education System develops competencies on internal control in computer-based systems, development standards, and practices for business systems, management of the adoption, implementation and use of IT, evaluation of computer business systems, and managing the security of information. Accounting and Finance develops competencies on business law and taxation, financial management, financial management, financial accounting theory and practice, cost determination, analysis and control, management accounting and consultancy services, advanced accounting, auditing, and assurance services. After mapping the BSA Curriculum and CPA Licensure Examination subjects, it was found that BSA Curriculum General and Business Education are integrated in all subjects given in the CPA Licensure Examination. The Information Technology Education is integrated in the CPA Licensure Examination subjects such as integrated in Theory of Accounts, Management Services, and Auditing Theory. The Accounting and Finance Education is integrated in Business Law and Taxation, Theory of Accounts, Practical Accounting Problems I, Practical Accounting Problems II, Management Services, Auditing Theory, and Auditing Problems. It was ascertained also that majority of CSU Accounting Graduates from 2013-2015 have strong competencies in financial accounting, management accounting, financial management related services, capital budgeting and techniques, project feasibility studies, and application of the concepts, standards, techniques, and methodology applicable to management/consultancy services or problems likely to be encountered in the real practice. However, accounting graduates have weak competencies in assurance and related services, applying audit standards, techniques, procedures of independent audit of

2020

Welcome to the 2020 International Conference on Data Science and Machine Learning Applications (CDMA2020). This year's conference marks the 6th anniversary of CDMA, which is being held every two years since 2010.

APMAA NEWS, 2020

APMAA NEWS July 1, 2020 Issue (No.33) The APMAA 2020 Conference will not be held as planned in November this year. We deeply regret the fact that we will not be able to see our good friends and colleagues in Malaysia. We will hold the 2021 conference as scheduled in Indonesia. See below for details. A series of webinars will be hosted by UiTM in October and November 2020. (See below for details) Contents: 1. APMAA 2020 OFFICIAL SUSPENSION ANNOUNCEMENT 2. Progress of the Book Chapter 3. Essays from APMAA Directors 4. 2020 Steering Committee Members’ List

The Asia-Pacific Management Accounting Association (APMAA) is thrilled to announce the APMAA 2023 Annual Conference, centered around the theme "Challenges and Opportunities for Management Accounting in the Digital Era." The conference is cohosted with Trisakti University, Indonesia, and will be online from October 24 (Tuesday) to October 26 (Thursday), 2023. Trisakti University is Indonesia's largest private university and is located in Jakarta. It is the only private university in Indonesia established by the Government of the Republic of Indonesia. Originally planned as a hybrid event to be hosted at Xi'an Jiaotong University (XJTU), the circumstances took a different turn when XJTU withdrew from its role as the cohost in early August. In our quest to find an alternative solution, we were fortunate to connect with Professor Sekar Mayangsari from Trisakti University in Indonesia, who generously agreed to provide the conference platform and support staff for the 2023 event. Trisakti University's team has a commendable track record of successfully hosting previous APMAA events, such as the 2021 online annual conference and a webinar held on July 18, 2023. We are truly fortunate to have the experienced team led by Professor Sekar at the helm of APMAA 2023. As for the Doctoral Colloquium, the University of Merdeka Malang, under the leadership of Professor Grahita Chandrarin, provides the Zoom Platform. APMAA 2023 comprises Conference Sessions on Days 2 and 3 and Doctoral Colloquium on Day 1. The Conference Sessions include 9 Academic Paper Sessions with multiple papers at each session, a Plenary session, and a Forum. The Doctoral Colloquium has a Paper Session and two Dissertation Proposal Presentation Sessions. Academic Paper Sessions APMAA places utmost significance on the Academic Paper Sessions and upholds the annual conference policy of "Quality is paramount. Return to our roots." In the 6th Annual Forum, hosted at National Taiwan University in 2010, APMAA introduced a discussant system for all scholarly presentations. This system aimed to enhance the depth of academic discussions. In the 9th Annual Conference, which took place in Nagoya, Japan, in 2013, APMAA adopted the MS-CMT (Microsoft Conference Management Toolkit) as its platform for the first time. This transition marked a significant improvement in the transparency of the submission and review processes, ensuring a more efficient and reliable evaluation of research contributions. APMAA 2023 Academic Paper Sessions garnered 34 submissions, and after a rigorous review process, we are delighted to announce the acceptance of 23 high-quality papers for presentation. This accomplishment was made possible by our dedicated paper review team, consisting of 23 volunteer reviewers, who diligently adhered to our "Guideline for Authors." Their unwavering commitment to maintaining the caliber of papers accepted for the "2023 Academic Paper Sessions" is highly commendable. We have designated Wednesday, October 25 (Day 2) afternoons for scheduling the Academic Paper Sessions and Thursday, October 26 (Day 3). Each presentation is allotted 35 minutes, which includes 20 minutes for the presentation itself, 10 minutes for discussion, and 5 minutes for questions and answers. We look forward to the insightful talks and knowledge sharing during these sessions. Plenary Session On the second day of the conference, which falls on Wednesday, October 25, we are thrilled to present a compelling plenary session focusing on the theme "Challenges and Opportunities for Management Accounting in the Digital Era." During this session, three distinguished Chinese professors will share their expertise and insights on utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in management accounting. Firstly, Prof. Rong Huang from Fudan University will delve into "The Application of New Technology in Management Accounting Research." Next, Prof. Nan Hu from Xi'an Jiaotong University will address "Exploring the Frontier of Management Accounting Research: The Reshaping Influence of Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Large Language Models (L.L.M.s)." Lastly, we are honored to have Prof. Yasheng Chen from Xiamen University, who will present on the intriguing topic of "Algorithmic Management Accounting." Forum In the afternoon of October 26, we will hold the 2023 Forum addressing " How Asia-Pacific Management Accounting Association (APMAA) Has Survived." This Forum aims to analyze the key factors that have contributed to the survival of the Asia-Pacific Management Accounting Association (APMAA) and strategies that ensured its continued success. By examining the association's journey, we share valuable experiences to run an academic association. Speakers are Prof. Mayangsari, Sekar, Trisakti University, Indonesia; Prof. Elgammal, Mohammed, Qatar University, Qatar. Dr. Farhana Begum, Bangladesh Ministry of Education, and Susumu Ueno, Emeritus Professor of Konan University, Japan. Doctoral Colloquium APMAA introduced the Doctoral Colloquium Sessions during the 7th Annual Conference held at Universiti Teknologi MARA, Malaysia, in 2011. An APMAA's doctoral Colloquium is an academic gathering where "late-stage" doctoral students present their research and receive feedback from faculty members, peers, and occasionally external experts. We hold the 2023 APMAA Doctoral Colloquium on Tuesday, October 24 (Day 1). This year's Colloquium features two types of sessions: a Paper Session and a Dissertation Proposal Presentation Session. In the Dissertation Proposal Presentation Session, students in an early stage of the dissertation process present their proposal in a public setting to get feedback from mentors and audiences from various fields. A total of 6 students will present their papers in the 2023 Doctoral Colloquium. I extend my heartfelt gratitude to all the authors who contributed their manuscript submissions, without whom this year's conference would not have been possible. I thank the reviewers, mentors, presenters, discussants, and moderators for their exceptional dedication to this event. Additionally, I would like to acknowledge the support of the APMAA members and Board directors. My special appreciation goes to the team members and staff of Trisakti University and the University of Merdeka Malang for supporting the 2023 annual conference. The 2023 Program promises to be captivating, and it is now time for our collective efforts to be duly recognized. I am confident you will thoroughly enjoy this online conference, which provides ample opportunities for learning, networking, and forging new friendships. Once again, I extend my heartfelt gratitude to all of you for your valuable contributions, support, and participation.

NFPA 101:2021, 2021

NFPA 101:2021

City and History, 2023

Conference report

Canadian Acoustics, 2019

Meeting called to order 16:35 by Jérémie Voix (President). 25 people in attendance. Agenda adoption moved by Jérémie Voix, seconded by Dalila Giusti.

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