Basic Informations
C.V
C. V.
Dr. Reham Mohamad Safwat Mohamad
Personal information
Birth date 20-2-1987
Address: Egypt, Elminia, Abo korkas, Tot Ank Amoon Street
Telephone: 01020675607
Contacting e-mail: Safwat_m_reham@yahoo.com
Formal e-mail: drreham.mohamed@commerce.bsu.edu.eg
Educational Experience:
- PhD degree in Accounting, Faculty of commerce, Beni Sueif University, 2021
- Pre PhD studies in Accounting, Faculty of commerce, Beni Sueif University, 2017
- Master degree in Accounting, Faculty of commerce, Beni Sueif University, 2013
- Pre Master studies in Accounting, Faculty of commerce, English Section, Cairo University, with general grade very good, 2009
- Graduated from Accounting department, English Section, Faculty of commerce, Beni Sueif University, with general grade Excellent and first class honors, 2007
Teaching Experience:
- Assistant lecturer in Accounting department, English Section, Faculty of commerce, Beni Sueif University since 24-10-2013
- Teaching assistant in Accounting department, English Section, Faculty of commerce, Beni Sueif University since 1-7-2008
During my teaching experience I was teaching the following courses:
- · Financial Accounting
- · Governmental and national accounting
- · Corporate Accounting
- · Managerial Accounting
- · Cost Accounting
- · Accounting information systems
- · Management information systems
- · Feasibility studies
- · Projects' management
- · Strategic Management Accounting
- · Operations' Research
- · Auditing
- · Tax Accounting
Researches and theses:
2021 "A proposed framework for supporting firm's triple bottom line performance in Supply Chain context through the structural and executional techniques of strategic cost management: an applied study" PhD thesis in accounting, Beni Sueif University, Faculty of commerce
2020 "The role of executional strategic cost management techniques in supporting firms' triple bottom line performance" Accounting and Auditing Journal, Vol. 1, Beni Sueif University, Faculty of commerce, Available online at
https://naus.journals.ekb.eg/article_110999_e82cbc36eddf509fbf0e9ce65a335a23.pdf
2020 "The role of structural strategic cost management techniques in supporting firms' triple bottom line performance in supply chain context" Accounting and Auditing Journal, Vol. 1, Beni Sueif University, Faculty of commerce, Available online at
https://naus.journals.ekb.eg/article_111000_9ad5737e6f7399194b2e0aa911b5e5fc.pdf
2014 Co-author Mohamed Elgibale "Cost Information Exchange with Other Supply Chain Firms: The Case of Egypt" World of Computer Science and Information Technology Journal (WCSIT), Vol. 4, No. 1, p.1-12
2013 "Studying the efficiency and the productivity of the cost system as a result of exchanging cost information with the different supply parties: an applied study" MSc thesis, Beni Sueif University, Faculty of commerce, Accounting department
Training courses Experience:
- Digital transformation courses 2021
ü Information Technology
ü Operating Systems
ü Word
ü Powerpoint
ü Excel and spreadsheets
ü Networks
ü Mobile Applications
- TOFEL record 523 marks from AMIDEAST
- English
- Time and meeting management
- Student evaluation and examination techniques
- Competitive research projects
- Research ethics
- Effective presentation skills
- Integrity, transparency, and anti-corruption
- International publishing
Seminars, conferences and training workshops
- Egyptian Knowledge Bank EKB to find out the electronic information sources available on the Egyptian Knowledge Bank EKB, 2017, Beni Sueif University
- Youth and building development in Upper Egypt, conference, 2017, Beni Sueif University
- New concepts in preparing researches and scientific dissertations, 2016, Beni Sueif University
- Researcher ID profile, 2016, Beni Sueif University
- Social and human sciences to counter terrorism conference, 2016, Beni Sueif University
- Scientific arbitration: opinions and experiences, 2016, Beni Sueif University
- How to prepare research project proposals: writing and financing steps, 2016, Beni Sueif University
- Copyrights and intellectual property rights for researchers in the digital age, 2016, Beni Sueif University
- Database "clinical Key" workshop, digital library, and digital communication windows for scientific and global information sources, 2016, Beni Sueif University
- Towards building strategy for converting a student to a researcher conference, 2016, Beni Sueif University
- Europeon programmers for higher education (Erasmus+), 2015, Beni Sueif University
Language:
- Fluent in Arabic language (Reading, Writing and Speaking).
- Good in English language (Reading, Writing and Speaking).
Master Title
Studying the efficiency and the productivity of the cost system as a result of exchanging cost information with the different supply parties: an applied study
Master Abstract
Abstract
While exchanging cost information in supply chain "SC" context has been received as a crucial process supporting SC partnership and collaboration, a firm may avoid exchanging cost information with other SC parties or outside its boundaries fearing from an opportunistic use of this information from the other parties seeking their self interest. The research had analyzed the effect of three factors affecting firm's willingness to exchange cost information with other SC parties; the level of trust between the parties, the distribution of power between the parties, and the type of cost accounting system (traditional versus advanced system) applied in the firm and its similarity with the systems applied in other SC firms and also the research examined obstacles of exchanging cost information, the application of open book accounting and inter-organizational cost management, and the effect of cost information exchange upon the efficiency and productivity of the firm's cost system and the whole SC. The research results based upon a survey study conducted in three sectors of pharmaceutical industry (governmental, private, and multi-national) and interviews with firms' managers of cost and supply chain management "SCM" departments along with applied study in two leading multi-national firms in cement and pharmaceutical industries, The sample size of the survey was 140 with a response rate of 79.29%. The results of the research showed that 1) there is a partial rather than full exchange of cost information in the society surveyed, 2) it would be difficult to exchange cost information even with threatening sanctions against opportunistic behavior without the existence of mutual trust, 3) there is positive significant relationship between symmetric power distribution, and the application of advanced and similar cost accounting systems in individual SC firms and the parties' willingness to exchange cost information, And 4) there is a positive significant relationship between cost information exchange and the efficiency and productivity of firm's cost accounting system, and the efficiency and productivity of the whole SC.
Key words
Exchanging cost information, trust, power, cost accounting system productivity and efficiency, and SC productivity and efficiency.
PHD Title
A proposed framework for supporting firm's triple bottom line performance in Supply Chain context through the structural and executional techniques of strategic cost management: an applied study
PHD Abstract
Abstract
Firms' social and environmental responsibilities have affected their objectives to be able to satisfy the needs of different stakeholders that led to the emergence of the concept of firms' Triple Bottom Line (TBL) performance, which should be reflected in their strategic cost management systems. The current research aims to analyze the development in and the role of the structural and executional strategic cost management techniques in supporting firm's TBL performance.
To test the research hypotheses a three levels applied study had been conducted, the first level included a survey directed to some Egyptian firm listed in the EGX 100 to determine the most commonly applied structural and executional strategic cost management techniques and the most commonly calculated and reported TBL performance indicators as TBL performance has many measurement problems specially in SC context, in the second level the researcher used the TBL performance indicators identified based on the results of the first survey to evaluate the role of structural and executional strategic cost management techniques in supporting the TBL performance of two case studies in cement and pharmaceutical sectors respectively, and the third level included a survey to test the relationship between the structural, executional strategic cost management techniques, and their integration, and firm's TBL performance.
The researcher found a positive significant relationship between the application of structural and executional strategic cost management techniques and firm's TBL performance where the effect of executional techniques on firm's TBL performance is more stronger than the structural techniques used in the scope of this research, and that the integration between structural and executional strategic cost management techniques significantly affect firm's TBL performance.
Key words: Firm's TBL performance, Structural strategic cost management, Executional strategic cost management, and SC context.