Technology has changed how accounting work is done, but it has not changed responsibility. This session explains where ethical risk arises when technology is used without enough judgement.
R230,00 VAT incl.
Technology makes accounting faster, but it also makes mistakes easier to hide and repeat. This session focuses on how ethical risk increases when systems, automation, and digital tools are used without enough oversight. The focus is not on the technology itself, but on the decisions made around it. Ethical pressure often appears when speed, convenience, and cost savings take priority over judgement and responsibility. This session explores where professionals lose control, how accountability becomes blurred, and why ethical failures linked to technology are becoming more common. Understanding this helps professionals use technology confidently while remaining accountable for outcomes. Ethics remains a human responsibility, even in a digital environment.
Dr Cornelie Crous
Senior Lecturer and Researcher at the UFS Business School. Specialises in financial strategy, corporate governance, and integrated reporting with a strong focus on higher education and ethical research leadership.
The following event is awarded 2 CPD units in Ethics
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