The Knowledge Factors Affecting Technological Skills and Professional Accounting Skills of Accountants and Financial Staffs of The Royal Thai Air Force

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to study knowledge factors affecting technology skills. and skills in the accounting profession of accountants and financiers, Royal Thai Air Force, sample population are government officials and employees of the accounting department and the Finance Department under the Royal Thai Air Force, the samples used in this study by random sampling from a population of 236 by quota sampling. 118 males and 118 females, most respondents Age between 25 - 35 years old, bachelor's degree and have working experience in accounting for less than 5 years. The statistics used in this analysis are: descriptive statistics.The results of the data analysis about the knowledge factor of Accountants and financiers of the Royal Thai Air Force as a whole were at the highest level in all aspects (1) Technology Literacy, with a mean of 4.39 and a standard deviation of 0.51. (2) Knowledge and competence in the accounting profession had a mean of 4.29 and a standard deviation of 0.47; and (3) knowledge and understanding of the work system had a mean of 4.24 and a standard deviation of 0.65. Therefore, accountants and financier Including supervisors must focus on promoting personnel with knowledge that will affect their skills in using technology. and skills in the accounting profession of accountants and financiers that will enable the organization to achieve its objectives and as a guideline for its implementation in order to be successful in the next work