A. Conclusion
This research investigates factors which affect the success of Accounting Information
System success model in Sragen using a respecification of DeLone and McLean’s IS Success
Model. The measurement model has five constructs: system quality, information quality, user
satisfaction, net benefits, and system use.
Three of eight hypotheses are significant. The empirical results showed that information
quality, and perceived benefits had a significantly positive influence on user satisfaction. It can
be interpreted as the factors which influence a use: they use SIMDA because it has high
information quality, net benefit and they satisfy with SIMDA.
The system quality of SIMDA did not have a significantly direct influence on user
perceived benefits. It means that the user’s perception tends to consider on the quality of the
contents and outputs of SIMDA rather than the system performance and its functions.
The researcher found that net benefits had a positive influence on user satisfaction and
that net benefits and user satisfaction had a direct positive effect on system use but that system
use had no significantly positive effect on net benefits. The researcher concludes that when
SIMDA will provide net benefit and the user satisfy, so user will use SIMDA.