Impacto de la automatización sobre el desempeño: Evaluación en sistemas de información

Translated title of the contribution: The impact of automation on performance: Evaluation in information systems

Edgardo Bravo Orellana, Martín Santana Ormeño, J. Rodón Mòdol

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Abstract

Prior research (Rai et al, 2002; Seddon and Kiew, 1997) evaluates information systems in their role as information provider. In these, the impact of technology on individual performance is studied (utility ofthe system) and information quality and facility ofthe system are considered explanatory factors for utility. However, a system also fulfills the role of automating tasks, a role that is not recognized in the aforementioned factors. Based on the impact model by Seddon (1997) and literature about automatization (Kaber and Draper, 2004), this study determines the relation between automatization and the utility of information systems through the construct, intervention level of the system in activities of the individual. Through a questionnaire, data was collected from 246 users from different organizations and functional areas. Structural equations (Bentler, 198) were used for analysis. According to the results, information quality and the intervention level of the system explain utility. In the presence of these factors, the facility of the system does not affect utility. Conclusions are that the design and construction of information systems should not only concentrate on offering quality information, it is also key to automate tasks where technology shows relative advantages.

Translated title of the contributionThe impact of automation on performance: Evaluation in information systems
Original languageSpanish
Pages (from-to)267-286
Number of pages20
JournalRevista Venezolana de Gerencia
Volume19
Issue number66
Publication statusPublished - 1 Apr 2014
Externally publishedYes

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