Factor in the corporate environment that influence the adoption of cloud computing accounting information systems in Ho Chi Minh City SMEs

Abstract

One of the topics that has received the greatest attention in the field of information technology in recent years is cloud computing. With its many forms and varieties, cloud computing is growing in significance as it is thought to be a source of effort and cost savings. It has also made it possible for institutions and governments to get beyond long-standing barriers to supplying the technology required to guarantee information availability, standardization, and interoperability amongst those involved in commerce. One might list a number of advantages of cloud computing, including the provision of customs solutions, the expansion of opportunities, international trade, and economic growth from a strategic, managerial, and operational standpoint. Even though cloud computing comes in a variety of forms and offers a wide range of advantages, adoption of cloud computing is hampered by a number of issues. These difficulties include loss of governance due to applications and services being handled in third-party settings, which gives companies little control over how the hardware and software operate. Other difficulties include internet service outages. As a result, this study used the TOE model to examine cloud computing adoption in Ho Chi Minh City SMEs, as one of the developing countries dealing with telecommunication infrastructure issues, as well as information security over cloud services, in light of the country's current maturity and performance issues. Therefore, we choose the topic: “Factors in the corporate environment that influence the adoption of cloud computing accounting information systems in Ho Chi Minh City SMEs”. The study was carried out using structural equation modeling to reply to the research hypotheses, and the findings suggest that cloud computing adoption has a large overall influence. Based on the premise of eight influencing elements, the study examined and identified factors that have a positive or negative influence on the adoption of cloud computing in small and medium-sized businesses. Recommendations from the Board of Directors/Board of Directors for corporate operations using cloud computing. Furthermore, the paper highlights key themes and offers future research topics. for readers, has scholarly value, and serves as a paradigm for future study designs