Ashley Stampone
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About
Ashley Stampone is an emerging researcher whose work sits at the intersection of accounting, technology, and organizational risk management. Her scholarship focuses on the growing adoption of robotic process automation (RPA) in accounting environments, with particular attention to how organizations navigate the internal control and risk mitigation challenges that accompany these technological deployments. Her most recognized contribution, "RPA in Accounting Risk and Internal Control: Insights from RPA Program Managers" (2023), offers a practitioner-informed perspective on how RPA Program Managers design and implement safeguards within automated accounting systems — a timely and practically valuable inquiry as organizations increasingly rely on automation to streamline financial processes. By centering the perspectives of those directly managing RPA programs, Stampone bridges academic inquiry and real-world implementation in a way that resonates with both scholars and practitioners. Though early in her citation trajectory, her work has already begun attracting attention within the accounting information systems community. As RPA continues to reshape the accounting profession, Stampone's research positions her as a meaningful voice in understanding how organizations can responsibly govern and control these powerful technologies.
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