Analysis of the use of Information System for Accumulating Sex-Disaggregated Data with Analytics of the Barangay Constituents using the Technology Acceptance Model

Abstract

The study examines how a barangay constituent's sex-disaggregated data is collected via an information system, using the user acceptance model and analytics. The IS was created to assist barangay secretaries in monitoring the volume of households and residents in barangay localities, which helps to reduce the time spent manually recording and monitoring when utilizing the system. The utilization and acceptance of this technology were evaluated by the intended users (N=100). This paper appeals to a varied range of user-related literature that includes a technology acceptance model to illustrate the impact of perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use combined with the external variables of social cognitive theory. The results of a study conducted among experts and users demonstrate the wide acceptance of information systems using external elements like self-efficacy and self-anxiety, which are essential for forecasting and interpreting the research implications made clear.