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Les Nouvelles Technologies De L'Information Et De La Communication : Un Nouveau Paradigme Technologique Pour Les Auditeurs Financiers ?

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L'article est une étude exploratoire sur l'introduction des nouvelles technologies de l'information et de la communication en audit financier. Après qu'aient été rappelées les composantes technologiques de l'audit, sont examinées les implications des NTIC dans différents domaines (cognitif/social, éthique/sociétal)

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  • Thierry Bergès, 2002. "Les Nouvelles Technologies De L'Information Et De La Communication : Un Nouveau Paradigme Technologique Pour Les Auditeurs Financiers ?," Post-Print halshs-00584435, HAL.
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