Tommi Auvinen
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Tommi Auvinen is a leading scholar in management accounting, whose work illuminates the evolving, human-centered dimensions of the profession. His research primarily explores role identity, digitalization, and the impact of information technology on management accountants. Auvinen’s major contribution lies in demonstrating that the role of management accountants is not static but "fluid"—constantly adapting to shifting expectations and contextual demands, particularly under the influence of digitalization and artificial intelligence. His highly cited 2024 case study of a Finnish bank (24 citations) provides a seminal framework for understanding this transformation, challenging traditional views of the profession. By bridging identity theory with practical organizational change, Auvinen offers critical insights for both academics and practitioners navigating the future of accounting. His work is essential reading for students and researchers interested in how technology reshapes professional roles and identities in contemporary organizations.
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