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Dr. Triana Meinarsih, S.E., M.Si., Ak., CPA., CERA., CFRM., CFA., QIA

Dr. Triana Meinarsih, S.E., M.Si., Ak., CPA., CERA., CFRM., CFA., QIA

Faculty Member D6728 Auditing | Forensic Accounting & Fraud Detection | Accounting Information Systems | Corporate Governance

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Dr. Triana Meinarsih is an academic and researcher specializing in accounting, auditing, forensic accounting, financial reporting, and risk management. Her research reflects a multidisciplinary perspective that integrates auditing, fraud detection, accounting information systems, corporate governance, and digital transformation to improve organizational accountability and financial transparency. Through her scholarly work, she has contributed to the advancement of auditing practices, fraud prevention, and the adoption of digital technologies in accounting and assurance services.

 

A significant portion of her research focuses on auditing and fraud detection. Her studies examine audit opinions, financial statement fraud, forensic accounting, investigative auditing, and auditor behavior, providing valuable insights into the effectiveness of audit processes and fraud prevention mechanisms. Her work emphasizes the importance of governance, professional judgment, and analytical techniques in enhancing audit quality and organizational integrity.

 

Dr. Triana has also contributed to research on accounting information systems and digital transformation. Her publications investigate audit software adoption, electronic system modernization, digital literacy, and technology acceptance in accounting environments. These studies highlight the growing role of digital technologies in supporting accounting professionals and improving organizational efficiency in an increasingly digital business landscape.

 

In addition, her research extends to corporate social responsibility, financial performance, and artificial intelligence applications in information processing. Her work combines quantitative analysis with technology-oriented approaches to support better financial reporting, internal control, and organizational decision-making while contributing to the development of modern accounting and auditing practices.

 

KEY RESEARCH AREAS

  • Auditing
  • Forensic Accounting & Fraud Detection
  • Accounting Information Systems
  • Corporate Governance
  • Risk Management
  • Financial Reporting