I-Patri : a aplicabilidade django para controle patrimonial de secretarias estaduais

Abstract

This paper focuses on optimizing asset control in state secretariats through the development of a computerized system, aiming to improve the management of public assets. The main objective is to analyze and develop a Python application using Django for managing the patrimony of state secretariats, seeking to enhance and promote more efficient and transparent management of key public assets. To this end, the study contextualizes the Django framework, its Model-View-Template (MVT) architecture, conceptualizes asset management, and details the implementation of a functional and accessible system named i-Patri. Addressing asset management through technological solutions is relevant as it ensures the transparency, traceability, and efficiency required for public administration in a constantly modernizing scenario. This work is an applied, exploratory study, conducted in the form of a case study with results treated qualitatively, based on observation and interviews, in addition to data collected from secondary sources. The adopted approach followed the principles of Lean methodologies, focusing on incremental delivery and continuous feedback. As a result of the research and development process, it was concluded that the i-Patri application, developed using Django, provides optimized control and traceability of public assets, facilitates audits, improves administrative transparency, and stands out for offering greater efficiency, better scalability, and enhanced usability compared to previous systems. The implementation of a relational database (MySQL) ensured information security and integrity, reinforcing the importance of adopting technological solutions for the modernization and efficiency of public management