Accounting information systems · Data analytics

Turning bibliographic data into evidence you can see

Assoc. Prof. Ts. Dr. Aidi Ahmi — Associate Professor of Accounting Information Systems at TISSA, Universiti Utara Malaysia, and Research Fellow at AISRED. I build the tools, datasets and dashboards that make research measurable.

Aidi Ahmi

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Products

What I build

All project work →

Five platforms that sit between raw research data and a finished, publishable result — each one built, shipped and maintained end to end.

Research & methods

Collection and harmonisation of bibliographic data from Scopus and Web of Science, cleaning with OpenRefine, analysis with biblioMagika®, VOSviewer and Biblioshiny — five books and a long run of workshops come out of this work.

Publication library →

Teaching

Nineteen courses across postgraduate and undergraduate programmes at TISSA — auditing, management accounting, database management, systems analysis and web applications — taught hands-on, on real cases.

Courses I teach →

Training & consultation

Research Publication Coaching & Mentoring, bibliometric workshops and in-house training for institutions — from first dataset to submitted manuscript.

Upcoming workshops →

My published books

Project list →

Bring your dataset. Leave with a publishable analysis.

Workshops, coaching and consultation for researchers and institutions who need bibliometrics done properly.

Research analytics

A dashboard of my own scholarly record

Every figure on this page is computed from the publication database — one record per output, indexed by source, venue, year and citation count.

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Output and citations per year

Bars are publications in that year; the line is citations accrued to date, as indexed by OpenAlex — a subset of the Google Scholar total

Documents by type

Every output by kind, and where the journal articles among them sit in the Scopus quartiles

Research topics

Topic weight, assigned by OpenAlex across the corpus

Funded research

Grants and consultation

Grant value by year

Awarded value across all funded projects

Where the funding comes from

By funder type across the full record

Selected grants

Doctoral supervision

Practice

Training delivered

Registered intellectual property

Systems, dashboards and training modules filed for copyright

Publication library

One record per output, queryable

Every record below is compiled from a Scopus export and the Google Scholar profile, then enriched with OpenAlex, Crossref, Unpaywall and Semantic Scholar. Citation counts, open-access status and impact metrics come straight from those APIs.

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Profiles and journal lists

Teaching

Courses I Teach: A Glimpse into My Academic Instruction.

Teaching philosophy

“Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.” — Malcolm X

Postgraduate
Undergraduate

PhD-related resources

Training & consultation

Unlock Your Potential, Transform Your Tomorrow

Engage in the comprehensive Research Publication Coaching & Mentoring program, through every step of the publication process, from crafting impactful manuscripts to navigating peer review, ensuring your research reaches its full potential and makes a meaningful contribution to your field.

Upcoming workshops

Reach me out for in-house training

Ready to take the next step? Contact me today to discuss how we can collaborate and bring your projects to life!

Contact me
About

Twenty-five years between the ledger and the database

Curriculum vitae

Three lengths, one record

All three are generated from the same data this site runs on, so none of them can go stale. Each one prints straight to PDF.

Education

Career

Credentials and membership

Professional standing across accountancy, technology and the research community.

Recognition

Awards

The full record, in one file.

Grants, supervision, editorial roles and the complete publication list are all on the research analytics page.

Blog

Bibliometrics, written down

Working posts on bibliometric analysis — how to search Scopus properly, clean an export before it reaches VOSviewer, read the metrics, and get out of the places these tools usually go wrong. Written for researchers doing the work themselves. Shorter answers and the things I link to most often are in the rail beside them.