Análise da aceitação e do uso do Sistema Eletrônico de Informações (SEI) na Justiça Federal no Rio Grande do Norte

Faced with a hierarchical and bureaucratic organizational structure, the public administration has been evolving in the last years, mainly with the insertion of technologies in the solutions of problems that caused great bottlenecks in the good progress of the organizations. This paper tries to desc...

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Autor principal: Silva, Leonardo Pereira da
Outros Autores: Medeiros, Marcos Fernando Machado de
Formato: bachelorThesis
Idioma:pt_BR
Publicado em: Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
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Resumo:Faced with a hierarchical and bureaucratic organizational structure, the public administration has been evolving in the last years, mainly with the insertion of technologies in the solutions of problems that caused great bottlenecks in the good progress of the organizations. This paper tries to describe the functionalities of the Electronic Information System (SEI) used in the administrative area of the Federal Court in Rio Grande do Norte; to assess the perception of the servers about the degree of acceptance and use of the system in the development of their activities and to analyze the implications of the degree of acceptance and use perceived for the management of the organization. For that, the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) was used, Davis (1986). In addition to the bibliographic research, the quantitative and descriptive was used, having as survey method the online survey type. There were 81.54% respondents out of the total of 65 questionnaires sent. Some relevant aspects were perceived ease of use, where 58.5% fully agree that the SEI is easy to use; the perceived utility was more widely accepted, where 84.9% stated that they fully agree that the SEI is useful for work. There was little disagreement when asked whether SEI did not require mental effort, 13.2% said they disagree partially. Given the data, we can say that the system meets the needs of the institution and has a great acceptance by the servers, but still needs improvement.