Public Management and Technology: How Can e-Government Strategies Contribute to Greater Efficiency in Public Expenditures?

Saab, Flávio; Lira, Wesley Rodrigo Couto; Alves, Cassiano de Souza; Bermejo, Paulo Henrique de Souza; Borges, Guilherme Henrique Alves

doi:10.1007/978-981-13-1165-9_43

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“…The management trend that guides innovation in Public Administration is the expansion of the use of information technology as a means of promoting the efficiency of public services (Bertot et al, 2012;Borins, 2001;Saab et al, 2019). In this way, its use allows new forms of social participation in the management of resources, giving greater legitimacy to public policies for the benefit of effectiveness, responsiveness, transparency, and governance (Edimara Mezzomo Luciano et al, 2018;Saab et al, 2018).…”

Section: Benefits and Challenges Of Information Technology For Publicmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Its objective was to optimize the available resources, through innovative forms of management and organization, promoting more benefits to society (Moussa et al, 2018;Scupola & Zanfei, 2016). One of these innovations refers to the use of information technology (IT) as an innovation mechanism to make the performance of Public Administration more transparent and efficient in providing services to citizens (Saab et al, 2019).…”

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Adoption of Information Technology in Public Administration: a Focus on the Organizational Factors of a Brazilian Federal University

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Grande (UFCG) is carried out applying Structural Equation Modelling via R software. Results: The results confirmed the positive influence of training and top-management support on the perception of ease; of top-management support on the perception of usefulness; and the perception of usefulness on the perceived benefits of the Electronic Information System (EIS). Theoretical Contributions: This research advances in studies on information technology (IT) and its implication in Public Administration, and, as it has multidisciplinary academic support, presents contributions to practice and theory in a related way. A relevant theoretical contribution is that the results of measurements for perceived usefulness (PU) and benefits reinforce the need for a better understanding towards concepts and variables of both constructs. Such a situation open ups new opportunities for theory to understand such constructs in a mandatory context of IT. Practical contributions: For professionals, it provides subsidies for institutions adopting information systems to promote a more favorable environment for their acceptance. Once the relevance of training programs, coupled with the support of top management, has the potential to increase the perception of the quality of the system by users, and thus, greater assimilation of the benefits linked to this system, impacting its acceptance.

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Section: Benefits and Challenges Of Information Technology For Publicmentioning

confidence: 99%