Andrea Rozario

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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Total Citations

426

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About

Andrea Rozario is a prominent accounting researcher whose work sits at the intersection of auditing, artificial intelligence, and emerging technologies. Her scholarship focuses on how disruptive innovations are reshaping the audit profession and financial reporting landscape, making her a leading voice in the modernization of audit practice. Rozario's most influential contribution, "Robotic Process Automation for Auditing" (2018), has garnered an impressive 397 citations, establishing her as a foundational thinker in understanding how RPA can automate repetitive, rules-based audit tasks and fundamentally repurpose the auditor's role. This work arrived at a critical moment, providing both practitioners and academics with a rigorous framework for thinking about technological disruption in audit workflows. Her subsequent research has expanded these themes further. Her doctoral dissertation, "Three Essays on Audit Innovation," explored how social media and disruptive technologies can actively enhance audit quality, while her 2023 paper on artificial intelligence and financial reporting quality demonstrates her continued engagement with the frontier of accounting technology. Rozario's body of work collectively signals a researcher deeply committed to preparing the audit profession for a technology-driven future, making her scholarship essential reading for students and professionals navigating the evolving landscape of accounting innovation.