Innovations in courts: Validation of a scale of technological innovation

Abstract

The development of studies on technological innovations in the public sector, specifically in justice system, is still little explored in the literature. This article aimed to develop and validate a scale of technological innovation in the justice system during the period of the COVID-19 pandemic. Data collection procedures were carried out by means of questionnaires sent to 20.727 e-mails of civil servants and judges of the state courts of justice in Brazil. The relationships among the innovation variables that make up the technological innovation construct in the Brazilian judiciary were studied. The factor analyses resulted in the main factors listed by the respondents, as the innovative trend factor (IT); technological resources factor (TR); governance factor and its evidence (G); and innovation and technology factor (IT). For responses to the studies, descriptive statistical analysis was performed, and the innovative sensitivity and technological integration variables presented greater commonalities, and the two factors extracted explain 74% and 67% of the variance. After the descriptive statistical treatment, the confidence level was 99% and the error margin was 4.87%, resulting in a sample of 679 respondents.

Organizational innovation: Validation of a multidimensional scale for micro and small businesses

“…The results showed that these companies also show little innovative behaviour, which is similarly driven by the lack of employees with technical management knowledge to develop innovative practices. Barbosa, Sousa, Nacife and Novak (2022) provided a different perspective, focusing on validating a scale of technological innovation in the Courts of Justice in Brazil with other innovation approaches. A factor analysis revealed other aspects relevant to promoting organizational learning and innovative practices, such as people's innovative behaviour and organizational resources.…”