Effective Factors for the Information Technology usage in Public Sector Operations: A Case Study of Department of Industrial Promotion Ministry of Industry
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The purpose of this research was to compare the level of information technology utilization in the operations of personnel at the Department of Industrial Promotion. Ministry of Industry According to personal characteristics as well as to study the factors that have effected the use of information technology in the work of personnel Department of Industrial Promotion Ministry of Industry. This study was quantitative research, tools for data collection was questionnaire with closed-ended questions using statistical analysis as follow 1) descriptive statistics by using simple data analysis methods to describe data characteristics which has had simple calculations and 2) inference statics with hypothesis testing by determining decision values In the hypothesis testing at the level of 0.05, analyzed by Chi-Square to test the influence between independent variables and dependent variables as well as having the equipment inspected by 5 experts.
The result of research was found that level of information technology implementation of personnel from the Department of Industrial Promotion Ministry of industry overall, all aspects have been used at a high level and factors affecting the use of information technology in the work of personnel classified by workplace, age, position, research degree, job characteristics no relationship with the use of information technology.
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