Dr. Udoro, Henry Oghenevwaire & Dr. Osakwe, Stephen Onyeanwuna
Digital Electronic Record Systems and Administrative Efficiency of the Civil Service in Delta State, Nigeria
Abstract
Digital electronic record systems are information technology applications designed to store and manage data and other documents on a paperless platform. The purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between digital/electronic record systems and administrative efficiency of the civil service in Delta State, Nigeria. The study adopted the conceptual approach in investigating the relationship between the variables of the study. First, the researcher reviewed the independent variable of the study (digital record system) and dependent variable (administrative efficiency) as well as the measures of dependent variable which comprises of timely decision, efficient workflow and workforce wellbeing. The parameter of the review was basically to ascertain the relationship that exists between digital record system and administrative efficiency with main focus on measures of the dependent variables. The result of the analytical review of the study showed that, there is a significant relationship between digital record system and administrative efficiency with strong indication pointed at timely decision, efficient workflow and workforce wellbeing.
Keywords: Digital Record System, Administrative Efficiency, Timely Decision, Efficient Workflow and Workforce Wellbeing.
