Marc Eulerich
Papers
7
Total Citations
241
H-Index
6
About
Marc Eulerich is a prominent researcher specializing in the intersection of accounting, auditing, and emerging automation technologies, with a particular focus on Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and internal controls. His work has shaped how both practitioners and scholars understand the integration of RPA into audit and accounting workflows, making him a leading voice in this rapidly evolving field. Eulerich's most influential contribution, "A Framework for Using Robotic Process Automation for Audit Tasks" (2021), has garnered 125 citations and provides auditors with a structured, socio-technical systems-based approach to prioritizing and implementing bot development — a critical resource as organizations race to automate complex processes. Complementing this, his examination of the risks and governance challenges surrounding RPA adoption has filled an important gap in a literature that had largely emphasized benefits over pitfalls, accumulating 50 citations since 2023. Beyond automation frameworks, Eulerich has extended his research into internal control governance principles for RPA, collaborating directly with Fortune 500 companies to ground his findings in real-world practice. His most recent work explores how technologies including AI and data analytics are broadly reshaping internal audit performance. Together, his body of work represents a comprehensive and practically grounded contribution to modern auditing scholarship.
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Top Papers
- 1A Framework for Using Robotic Process Automation for Audit Tasks*125 citations · 2021
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- 3A Framework for Using Robotic Process Automation for Audit Tasks32 citations · 2020
- 4The Dark Side of Robotic Process Automation14 citations · 2022
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- 7Technology and internal auditing: An overview of performance effects1 citations · 2025