Produção e uso de informação organizacional no Sistema de Bibliotecas da UFRN: uma perspectiva gerencial à luz do regime de informação

Information is configured in contemporary society as something inherent to sociocultural phenomena exercised by subjects, whether in personal as well as organizational contexts. Managing information resources becomes increasingly challenging in this society, due to the growing and accelerated movement of production and consumption of information. The Library System of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte - SISBI/UFRN is configured as an organization that produces and depends on information and organizational knowledge to carry out its activities. These inputs are inserted in an informational flow which we consider that delineates and is delineated by the information regime, so it is our intention in this work to highlight this relationship. The main objective of this research was to analyze the organizational information management actions developed by SISBI/UFRN librarians from the identification of the Information Regime - RI. In this way, it presents as specific objectives: a) to characterize the organizational information management processes carried out by SISBI-UFRN librarians, contextualizing them within the scope of RI; b) identify the relationship between the flow of production and use of organizational information by SISBI-UFRN librarians and RI; c) identify and characterize the elements of the information system that outline the processes of production and use of information by SISBI-UFRN librarians and d) present some recommendations in order to optimize the activities of production and use of organizational information at SISBI/UFRN. Furthermore, it is configured as a social research, whose theoretical foundation is based on the concepts of information regime and information management. The approach used is qualitative, with exploratory and descriptive objectives. The procedure method is the case study, having the SISBI/UFRN as an empirical field. The procedures for data collection used were: bibliographic research and documentary research (indirect documentation) and closed questionnaires ...