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Standardised regression equation
                        DTA = -0.569 + 0.408FR+ 0.206DC+ 0.185LS+ 0.156IT+ 0.139PLE+ 0.109AC+ ei
                                                    Table 1. Model Summary   b
                                            R       Adjusted R-    Std. Error of the
                    Model         R                                                     Durbin-Watson
                                         Square       Square           Estimate
                      1         .949 a     .821        .810             .51965              1.699
                        a. Predictors: (Constant), FR, IT, PLE, LS, AC, DC
                        b. Dependent Variable: DTA
                                                                                           Source: Author
                                                        Table 2. ANOVA  a
                                             Sum of                 Mean
                          Model                            df                     F            Sig.
                                            Squares                 Square
                   1     Regression         108.194         6       18.032     66.777         .000 b

                         Residual            41.856       155        .270
                         Total              150.049       161
                        a. Dependent Variable: DTA
                        b. Predictors: (Constant), FR, IT, PLE, LS, AC, DC
                                                                                          Source: Author
                                                      Table 3. Coefficients a


                                      Unstandardized    Standardized                      Collinearity
                        Model           Coefficients     Coefficients    t      Sig.       Statistics
                                       B     Std. Error      Beta                     Tolerance     VIF

                     1   (Constant) -.569      .225                   -2.533   .012
                             PLE     .144      .048          .139      3.014   .003     .842      1.188
                             LS      .181      .049          .185      3.692   .000     .717      1.394
                             AC      .093      .043          .109      2.149   .033     .694      1.441
                             IT      .169      .053          .156      3.178   .002     .748      1.338
                             DC      .232      .061          .206      3.808   .000     .613      1.632
                              FR     .367       .047         .408      7.771    .000     .652      1.533

                                                            Source: Data analysis results from SPSS version 27
                        5. Discussion and recommendations
                        The results of the regression analysis show that all of the factors in the model have a
                  positive effect on digital transformation in accounting at private universities. Among these
                  factors, financial resources (FR) have the strongest influence, with a coefficient of β = 0.408.
                  This finding suggests that the ability to allocate financial resources is crucial for
                  implementing technological systems and digital solutions in accounting activities. The
                  second most influential factor is organisational digital culture (DC), with a coefficient of β =
                  0.206, reflecting the importance of a working environment that encourages innovation and
                  the adoption of digital technologies.
                        In addition, leadership support (LS) also has a significant effect on digital
                  transformation, with β = 0.185, indicating that leadership support and strategic orientation
                  play an important role in implementing technological solutions in accounting. Information
                  technology infrastructure (IT) has a coefficient of β = 0.156, demonstrating that
                  technological systems and technical infrastructure are essential conditions for supporting
                  the digitalisation process. Furthermore, policy and legal environment (PLE), with β = 0.139,
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