Author:
Ronqui Rafael Martins,Oliveira Thiago Carlos de Sousa,Da Silva Alexandre Luis Bastos,Brandão Carlos Eduardo,Da Silva Rodrigo Rubens,Helouani William Boscardini,Lara Tiago,Francisco Eduardo de Rezende
Abstract
The digital transformation has been accountable for major socio-cultural and economic changes, requiring different management solutions from governments and corporations. Data have a fundamental role due to their contribution to the decision-making process. An unexpected accelerator of these changes was a virus that paralyzed Brazil and the world, generating social isolation and freezing the economy while all the attention turned on how to contain and mitigate it. The social and economic impacts, especially on the low-income Brazilian population, were immediate. In May 2020, Dataprev (Social Security Technology and Information Company)'s core capabilities were used to put in place in 14 days the Emergency Aid program, fundamental to prevent the impacts from being even greater for the Brazilian population. In this study, we present the role and relevance of using technology and big data analytics (BDA) as the basis for the implementation of the largest aid program ever developed in the country, in which the Government invested R$ 265 billion (50 billion USD) and benefited more than 65 million people.
Publisher
South Florida Publishing LLC
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