Author(s)

Xie Ning ¹

Affiliation(s)

¹ Choice Properties Real Estate Investment Trust, Toronto, Canada

Corresponding Author

Xie Ning

ABSTRACT

With the advancement of digital transformation, enterprises are facing the bottlenecks and challenges of traditional financial management models, and the financial core indicator system urgently needs to be reconstructed to meet the demands of the new era. This paper discusses the reconstruction and application of the corporate financial core indicator system in the context of digital transformation. It first analyzes the impact of digital transformation on financial management and the main challenges faced by enterprises. Then, it proposes methods for reconstructing the financial core indicator system, emphasizing the integration of data-driven approaches and intelligent technologies, and designs financial core indicators that adapt to digital transformation. The paper further explores the application of the reconstructed financial core indicator system in areas such as budget management, cost control, and financial analysis. Finally, the paper summarizes the implementation path and challenges faced during the reconstruction process, proposes strategies to address these challenges, and forecasts the future digital development trends of financial management. This paper provides theoretical references and practical guidance for optimizing financial management during the digital transformation of enterprises.

KEYWORDS

Digital transformation, financial management, core indicator system, data-driven, intelligent technology

CITE THIS PAPER

Xie Ning, Reconstruction and Application of Corporate Financial Core Indicator System in the Digital Context. Accounting, Auditing and Finance (2025) Vol. 6: 27-34. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.23977/accaf.2025.060105.

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