PUBLIC MANAGEMENT, INFORMATION SILOS, AND TELEWORK: A CASE STUDY OF THE RESEARCH SUPPORT FOUNDATION OF THE STATE OF ALAGOAS
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https://doi.org/10.51473/rcmos.v1i1.2021.682Keywords:
Teleworking. Information silos. Public ManagementAbstract
This article makes a bibliographic review on telework and its consequences, in the face of the biggest health crisis installed by COVID-19. It reviews concepts about the new Public management, or Management Administration, started in the seventies in Brazil, it revises concepts of information silos, which emerged as a hindrance to productivity in teleworking in companies. It does a quantitative research with ninety-six employees of the Foundation for Support of Research of the State of Alagoas on the introduction of the modality of home office work.
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