Local Literature
Local Literature
Local Literature
According to Nestor (2016) 3, barangay represent the government at the grass root
level. They are considered the epitome of what the government can offer and are the
court of first help of the general populace.
Henczel (n.d.) calls this as information audit, focusing on the information sources,
resources, show and how information contributes to the objectives of an organization
like barangay. This study is the solution to the problems stated and toenhance the
quality of service a barangay office offers to its clients. Furthermore, this serves as an
awakening factor for all government offices, from highest to lowest levels, to be in line
with the government’s view of globalization and competitiveness in today’s information
age
This study aims to present possible solution to the problems stated and to enhance the
quality of service a barangay office offers to its clients. Furthermore, this serves as an
awakening factor for all government offices, from highest to lowest levels, to be in-line
with the government’s view of globalization and competitiveness in today’s Information
Age.
In broad strokes this article adumbrates some issues in Filipino virtual communities
and social interactions mediated by information technology (IT). Problems and
prospects are explored with the optic of the barangay, a social unit that evolved from
the pre-Spanish `boat community to its present dominant geo-political form. While IT
tends to be instrumental in Western hegemonic encroachment into the Filipino
lifeworld, some of its libertarian potentials are gaining ground in emerging cyber-
barangays which require new `focal things and practices.’ The emerging Filipino
communities mediated by IT are spheres of localization amid globalization and
questions of nationhood. The article also proposes to `Filipinize’ IT – that is, to
creatively and critically appropriate IT into practices congenial to Filipino culture. The
Information Site on Philippine Politics and Government (2003) 10.
Francesca Tessarollo (2010) in her study revealed that a good information system is
significant for the proper functioning of every organization. Nowadays, organizations
have to manage many data and pieces of information and have to meet the needs of
the market in an increasingly precise and fast way. To do all this in the best possible
way, companies need an efficient information system. To organize and manage the
data and information the organization must have a good information system. The data
and information must be accessible timely, and every time the users need it. In this
way, the users or employees in the organization can have access to the information
needed in real time and can make a decision in a fast way 11.