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Toni Mättö serves as a Senior Lecturer at the School of Business and Economics, University of Jyväskylä, with active affiliations in the Accounting follow-up group and Digital Business and Economy focus area. His academic profile centers on bridging theoretical accounting frameworks with practical public sector applications through interventionist research methodologies.
Mättö's research program critically examines management accounting systems within public institutions, emphasizing their role in process improvement and organizational accountability. Key investigations span non-IFRS reporting practices, digital transformation of budgeting software, and performance measurement systems in universities. His work consistently addresses risk management regulation in municipal contexts and NGO accountability mechanisms, utilizing longitudinal case studies to document institutional change in Finnish public organizations.
Analysis of his 15 most recent publications reveals a cohesive research trajectory focused on public sector accounting innovation. Dominant themes include the institutionalization of vernacular accounting routines, quality cost management in public finance, and hybrid accountability frameworks in healthcare settings. His methodological signature combines constructive research approaches with participative observation, particularly evident in multi-year studies of municipal risk management systems and digital budgeting tools.
No scientific awards or major honors are documented in the available institutional records. His collaborative research projects, such as the 2017 municipal risk management study funded by The Foundation for Municipal Development, demonstrate engagement with practical governance challenges though comprehensive grant data remains limited in public profiles.
Mättö operates within structured academic networks including the Accounting follow-up group and Digital Business focus area, maintaining consistent research partnerships with Järvenpää, Rautiainen, Sippola, and Pellinen. These collaborations manifest in joint publications examining Finnish municipal accounting practices, healthcare organization transformations, and digital business applications in public financial management.
