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Rhodilet Batarao-Valdez

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1Distinct papers
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1/1OpenAlex citation coverage

Publication span: 2026. Corpus fetch span: 2026.

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  • Openalex: A5138421392

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  • Rhodilet Batarao-Valdez (openalex, provider refresh)

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  • Adoption: 1 paper
  • Productivity: 1 paper
  • Skills Training: 1 paper

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Accountants in Isabela use AI largely for routine tasks, improving efficiency and accuracy, but advanced applications are scarce; weak workforce skills and limited infrastructure are the main barriers to broader adoption, pointing to a need for targeted training and investment.openalex Rhodilet Batarao-Valdez
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2026-06-11 0

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