Linking Business Strategy to Management Accounting: A Study in Malaysian Service Organizations.

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Linking Business Strategy to Management Accounting: A Study in Malaysian Service Organizations

PURPOSE  To examine the use of strategic management accounting (SMA), as an administrative innovation, by the service organizations operating in Malaysia.  The present study provides evidence concerning the use of SMA techniques; costing; competitor accounting; and customer accounting, as well as the link between the use of SMA techniques with the business strategy; cost leadership and differentiation adopted by a service organization.

Linking between SMA USAGE and BUSINESS STRATEGY

Method: Sample and survey procedure  Survey questionnaires were administered to service organizations within the professional and mass services process type classification  The effort to include companies from several industries within professional and mass service categories results in a sample comprised of 477 companies.  surveys were mailed to companies, as well as being administered by enumerators at some companies in Klang Valley.

DIFFERENTIATION HYPOTHESIS 1 HYPOTHESIS 2 COST LEADERSHIP

Findings  By using ANOVA, the mean scores for competitor and customer accounting are significantly higher for differentiators compared to cost leaders.  Hypothesis 1 is supported.  The mean scores for costing techniques on the other hand, is significantly lower in cost leaders compared to differentiators.  Hypothesis 2 is not supported.

Summary  Service organizations that aim to be unique in their service offerings and place a high degree of emphasis on providing quality services should place priority on investing resources in customer accounting and competitor accounting techniques, such as customer profitability analysis and competitor cost assessment.

 Service organizations pursuing cost leadership strategies do not place a high degree of emphasis on costing techniques compared to service organizations pursuing differentiation strategies.  An organization may be adopting a cost leadership strategy, it still needs to increase, or at least maintain, its service performance level in order to sustain a competitive advantage.  Service organizations place high emphasis on both strategies, the costing technique is emphasized higher than the other SMA techniques.

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