Monica Malva Cakra Dewa
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Monica Malva Cakra Dewa is a rising scholar whose work critically examines the evolving role of accounting professionals in the face of rapid technological change. Her primary research areas center on the digitalization of the economy, the transition toward Society 5.0, and the shifting landscape of the accounting profession in Indonesia. Her most-cited paper, “PERAN AKUNTAN DALAM MENGHADAPI DIGITALISASI EKONOMI MENJELANG ERA SOCIETY 5.0” (2022), has already garnered 9 citations—a strong start for an emerging researcher. In this work, Dewa provocatively argues that the arrival of Society 5.0, where technology and robotics seamlessly integrate into daily life, may paradoxically diminish the perceived need for traditional accountants. Rather than sounding an alarm, she reframes this challenge as a call to action, urging accountants to adapt by embracing new digital competencies. Her contribution lies in sparking a vital conversation about professional resilience and reinvention in an era of automation. Dewa’s research is essential reading for students and practitioners alike, offering a forward-looking perspective on how accounting must evolve to remain indispensable in a tech-driven world.
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