Martin Mulyadi

Professor of accounting

Dr. Martin Mulyadi is a full professor of accounting at Shenandoah University who writes and provides expert commentary on technology, AI, analytics, and the future of education and professions. His work focuses particularly on the intersection of accounting technology, AI, and analytics. He teaches upper-division accounting and graduate-level business analytics courses. More about his work can be found at profmulyadi.com.

Audit

Firms should start auditing AI algorithms

Accountants can turn the audit playbook into an AI assurance framework that policymakers have been groping for.

By Martin Mulyadi

May 20
Technology

Predictive analytics will transform accounting

By helping accountants to predict results and make informed, proactive decisions, the rise of predictive analytics improves traditional accounting tasks.

By Martin Mulyadi

March 25
Accounting

Teach accounting students data visualization and analytics

Future accountants should be as proficient in performing variance analyses and using data visualization software as they are with general ledgers.

By Martin Mulyadi

January 30
Technology

Schools can leverage games and AI to combat accountant shortage

As accounting students start a new semester, there is a glimmer of optimism in the distance.

By Martin Mulyadi

September 8
Technology

Navigating the promise and peril of AI

Accountants must strategize to address not only the opportunities presented by AI but also the risks.

By Martin Mulyadi

May 24