Evaluation of public policies and interoperability from the perspective of digital public governance

Abstract

The present work is inserted in the field of public policies from an interdisciplinary analysis, beyond the exclusively legal one. The general objective was to understand the aspects of interoperability that could contribute to the process of evaluating public policies, since they optimize decision-making, creating a safer path for public action and realization of constitutional commitments through public policies. The research hypothesis was that technologies can promote public governance from the application of interoperability in order to result in the improvement of the public policy evaluation process, allowing greater monitoring, monitoring, rationalization of decision-making and administrative action. The deductive method was used and as a methodological approach, bibliographic research and consultation of legislative sources were used. It was found that interoperable action exponentially expands the application of techniques in programming and the use of more advanced technologies, in order to allow more dynamic, integrated and timely assessments, and thus support public managers in the mission of fulfilling constitutional objectives, in addition to being possible to apply it in different methods, by improving its techniques, reducing its costs or reducing the time for its conclusion.