Education:
Dr. Sampson Anomah holds a Ph.D. in Information Systems from the University of Cape Town, South Africa, where his thesis focused on “Modeling a Systems-Based Framework for Effective IT Auditing and Assurance for Less Regulatory Environments.” Prior to this, he earned an MSc in Accounting and Information Systems from Kingston University, Kingston Business School, in the United Kingdom, with a dissertation titled “Corporate Financial Reporting on the Internet: Usefulness and Challenges.” Dr. Anomah’s educational foundation is complemented by his GCE Advanced Level qualifications in Geography, Economics, French, and General Paper from Prempeh College in Kumasi, Ghana, as well as his GCE Ordinary Level qualifications from Osei Tutu II College in Ashanti, Ghana, where he passed with distinction in Arts subjects. His diverse educational background equips him with a robust understanding of both technical and analytical aspects of information systems and auditing.
Professional Experience:
Dr. Sampson Anomah has extensive professional experience spanning over a decade in academia and the accounting field. He currently holds the position of Senior Lecturer in the Department of Accountancy and Accounting Information Systems at Kumasi Technical University in Ghana, where he teaches undergraduate courses in Accounting Information Systems, Business and Information Systems Auditing, IT Project Management, and Strategic Information Systems. Additionally, he has served as a part-time lecturer at the University of Education, Winneba, focusing on financial management and quantitative financial modeling. His industry experience includes working as an Associate at Adamah, Tachie & Associates Accounting & Audit Firm, where he is responsible for planning and executing external audit plans, inspecting financial statements, and providing litigation support services. Dr. Anomah has also contributed to governance as the Director/Board Secretary of Sekyedumase Rural Bank PLC, where he managed board activities, compliance issues, and policy drafting. His roles demonstrate a strong commitment to both education and practical application in the field of accounting and information systems.
Research Interests:
Dr. Sampson Anomah’s research interests primarily focus on the intersection of information systems, auditing, and the application of technology in financial practices. He has a keen interest in developing frameworks for effective IT auditing, particularly in less regulatory environments, which was the subject of his Ph.D. thesis. His research also explores the challenges and factors influencing the adoption of emerging technologies, such as blockchain, in the financial services industry. Additionally, he investigates the role of information systems auditors in enhancing quality assurance processes and the impact of technology on internal auditing practices. Dr. Anomah’s contributions to the field are evident through his published works, which include models and analytical procedures aimed at improving the auditing process and promoting the effective use of information systems in accounting. His work seeks to advance knowledge in accounting information systems and provide practical solutions for businesses operating in developing economies.
Skills:
Dr. Sampson Anomah possesses a diverse skill set that encompasses a robust understanding of information systems, auditing, and accounting practices. His expertise in IT project management and strategic information systems allows him to effectively leverage technology for operational efficiency and competitive advantage. Dr. Anomah is adept at developing and implementing analytical procedures for IT auditing, enhancing internal control systems, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. His strong analytical and technical skills enable him to assess complex data and provide valuable insights for decision-making. Additionally, he is skilled in curriculum development and has successfully designed academic programs in accounting information systems, demonstrating his ability to translate theoretical knowledge into practical applications. As a seasoned educator, Dr. Anomah is also proficient in delivering high-impact teaching, fostering student engagement, and mentoring future professionals in the field. His professional affiliations with prestigious organizations, such as the ACCA and the Institute of Chartered Accountants, further underscore his commitment to excellence and ongoing professional development.
Conclution:
With his strong educational background, extensive research experience, and commitment to teaching and community engagement, Dr. Sampson Anomah is exceptionally well-positioned to contribute to research focused on Excellence in Innovation. His expertise in information systems, coupled with a passion for advancing operational efficiency, makes him a valuable asset in any innovative research initiative.
Publication Top Noted:
Riding the Waves of Technology: A Study into How SMEs Select Computerized Accounting Software (CAS) Supplier in Developing Countries
- Authors: M. Aduamoah, S. Anomah
- Journal: Archives of Business Research
- Year: 2017
- Volume: 5(10)
- Cited By: 15
The Art of Value Creation with Information Technology Potentials in Business Planning – The Role of Strategic Information Systems
- Author: S. Anomah
- Journal: Information and Knowledge Management
- Year: 2013
- Volume: 3(8)
- ISSN: 2224-896X
- Cited By: 7
An Audit Risk Model for IT Audit Ecosystems and Digital Transformation (DX) Decision Making
- Authors: S. Anomah, B. Ayeboafo, M. Aduamoah
- Journal: Edpacs
- Year: 2021
- Volume: 64(2), pp. 1-33
- Cited By: 6
Forensic Accounting–A Multifaceted Standard for Cleaner Stewardship in Weak Regulatory Environments
- Authors: S. Anomah, B. Ayeboafo, O. Agyabeng
- Journal: Research Journal of Finance and Accounting
- Year: 2014
- Volume: 5(2), pp. 32-41
- Cited By: 6
The Relative Impact of Microfinance Organisations on the Well-Being of the Ordinary Ghanaian: A Study of the Offinso Municipality
- Authors: O. Agyabeng, S. Anomah, M. Aduamoah
- Journal: European Journal of Business and Management
- Year: 2014
- Volume: 6(19), pp. 193-205
- Cited By: 5
Proposed Analytical Procedure for the Customization and Implementation of COBIT 5, an Auditing Tool: An Action Design Research Approach
- Authors: S. Anomah, M. Aduamoah
- Journal: Edpacs
- Year: 2018
- Volume: 57(3), pp. 15-34
- Cited By: 4
Standardising Accounting Information Systems – The Facts and Fads: The Case of Corporate Online Financial Reporting
- Author: S. Anomah
- Journal: International Journal of Social Science Tomorrow
- Year: 2012
- Volume: 1(No. 10)
- ISSN: 2277-6168
- Cited By: 4
Blockchain Technology Integration in Tax Policy: Navigating Challenges and Unlocking Opportunities for Improving the Taxation of Ghana’s Digital Economy
- Authors: S. Anomah, B. Ayeboafo, M. Aduamoah, O. Agyabeng
- Journal: Scientific African
- Year: 2024
- Volume: 24, e02210
- Cited By: 3
A Conceptual Model for Comprehensive Assurance Review Engagements for Less Developed Regulatory Environments
- Authors: S. Anomah, B. Ayeboafo, O. Aguabeng
- Journal: Edpacs
- Year: 2023
- Volume: 67(1), pp. 1-29
- Cited By: 3