8129.0 - Business Use of Information Technology, 2011-12 Quality Declaration
ARCHIVED ISSUE Released at 11:30 AM (CANBERRA TIME) 22/08/2013
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Businesses using IT were asked to identify the extent to which IT was used in selected business processes during the year ended 30 June 2012. Overall, more than half of these businesses reported that they used IT to a high extent in accounting (61%) and invoicing (56%) business processes.
Across the selected business processes, the propensity for businesses to use IT to a high extent increased with each successive employment size range. For example, for accounting processes this ranged from 54% of businesses with 0-4 persons employed to 91% of businesses with 200 or more persons employed. Footnote(s): (a) Proportions are of businesses with IT use. (b) This value is derived from two response options Not at all and Not applicable. Source(s): Use of IT - Accounting; Use of IT - Production service and operations; Use of IT - Invoicing; Use of IT - Stock Control; Use of IT - Marketing; Use of IT - Human resources, including payroll Professional, scientific and technical services recorded the greatest proportion of businesses using IT to a high extent to undertake invoicing processes (68%). This was twice the proportion of businesses in Agriculture, forestry and fishing that reported using IT to a high extent to undertake invoicing processes (31%), the lowest of all industries. Further data relating to extent of IT use in business processes can be accessed via the Downloads tab.
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