UNDERSTAND TECHNOLOGY COMMERCIALIZATION STEP 3

ERIKA JULIANA GONZALEZ CORREA

COD 1.095.935.306

NUMBER GROUP: 212025_37

INGRID TATIANA GÓMEZ

TUTOR

UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL ABIERTA Y A DISTANCIA

VALUATION AND NEGOTIATION OF TECHNOLOGY

2020

PATENTSCOPE Diagram:
 Key Word Accounting Publication Date: 07.11.2017

Erika Gonzalez C
212025_37
30/04/2020
The traditional financial software only has a financial accounting
bookkeeping system, which requires professional financial
personnel to repeatedly check the original vouchers and then
record the accounting vouchers uniformly. This requires other
personnel of the company to provide related original vouchers
for each reimbursement business, but it is impossible for
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING accounting personnel Real-time input, in most cases, will wait
for a certain number of vouchers or a certain day of each
SYSTEM month for unified recording, which inevitably increases the
workload and work pressure of the accounting personnel, and
in the process of reviewing the original vouchers If there are
various situations that do not comply with the regulations, such
as: authenticity, integrity, etc., they need to be returned after
encountering the above conditions, which will make the
business process more complicated.

CN107330778 - FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING SYSTEM

NZ: 07.11.2017
Inventor: DING YONGQIANG
Patent: 107330778

The invention discloses a financial accounting system which comprises an accounting unit, a
journal account unit and a setting unit, wherein the accounting unit comprises a voucher module
and an opening balance module, and the journal account unit comprises an income and expense
recording module. When a new accounting item is added in the journal account unit, the new
accounting item is accordingly added in and displayed on the accounting unit. Each recording
income and expense type and accounting item of the income and expense recording module
corresponds to the accounting item in initial accounting item of each voucher in the voucher
module, and the income and expense recording module and the voucher module realize data
synchronization. The opening balance module is used to set auxiliary accounting items, the
accounting items in the voucher module have corresponding auxiliary accounting items. After
auxiliary accounting items are set in the opening balance module, the income and expense records
corresponding to vouchers are added and the auxiliary accounting items are displayed. An
accounting voucher is generated for each income and expense recorded on real-time basis, and
corresponding voucher is generated on real-time basis when an accounting item is added, deleted
or modified and adding or deleting auxiliary accounting items.

Bibliographic Reference
Beijing Yunzongcai Technology Co. (2017). An Financial Accounting System. China

https://patentscope.wipo.int/search/fr/detail.jsf?docId=CN207639856&tab=NATIONALBIBLIO

Individual Methodology Description

Student Name ERIKA JULIANA GONZALEZ C.
Date 1/05/2020
Type of research QUALITATIVE METHOD
Phases of the methodology
PREPARATORY AND DESIGN
PHASE
 Identification of the topic
and documentation of the
state of the matter
 Choice of research
design:

Exploratory: for little-known

or studied phenomena. We
respond precisely to the
questions, what happens? What
are emerging problems like?
What are emerging
relationships?

Descriptive: we seek to
document the phenomenon
under study. We answer
complicatedly the questions
how does it happen ?, what
beliefs, attitudes, feelings or
knowledge are you present?

Explanatory: we explore the

causes that explain the
phenomenon. We respond
precisely to the questions:
what causal factors explain the
phenomenon? What
explanation do actors state
about the phenomenon? What
solutions do they provide?

Predictive: we identify
causalities and generate
predictive models for the
evolution of the phenomenon.
We answer with difficulty the
questions what will happen in X
if Y is modified?, What will
happen in X if Y remains the
same?

 Formulation of questions.

PLANNING PHASE AND

FIELD WORK

 Selection of the territorial

and population context to
investigate.

 Selection of informants
and cases.

 Selection of the registry.

 Collection of information.

 Preliminary analysis and

readjustment of cases
and themes
(simultaneous to
fieldwork)
 PHASE OF ANALYSIS AND
DRAFTING OF REPORTS

 Transcription of the
information.

 Systematization of
information and data
reduction.

 Analysis of the
information.

 Presentation of the
results.

 Elaboration of
conculusions.
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Investigación: un camino al
conocimiento. Un enfoque
cualitativo ycuantitativo (15
reimp.). San José, C. R.:
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