INFORMATION PROCESS MODELING IN PUBLIC WORKS: REQUIREMENTS FOR A DIGITAL TOOL IN PUBLIC MANAGEMENT
REQUISITOS PARA FERRAMENTA INFORMATIZADA NA GESTÃO PÚBLICA
Keywords:
process modeling, information and knowledge management, computerized tools, public works, indigenous healthAbstract
Public works proposals involve technical, administrative, budgetary, and institutional decisions that depend on the qualified circulation of information and knowledge among different organizational units. This article aims to analyze how process modeling can support information and knowledge management in defining requirements for a computerized tool aimed at public works proposals. The research is applied, qualitative, exploratory, and descriptive, using bibliographic and documentary procedures. The analytical corpus consisted of scientific literature and public documents on information and knowledge management, process modeling, public procurement, and indigenous health. The results indicate that computerization only produces institutional gains when preceded by an understanding of seven groups of requirements: registration, workflow, documentation, validation, traceability, organizational knowledge, and use and users. The article concludes that process modeling, when articulated with information and knowledge management, makes it possible to transform dispersed flows into an informational architecture for governance, traceability, organizational learning, and decision support.