Submitted by PPG Direito (ppgdir@pucrs.br) on 2018-10-23T19:51:22Z No. of bitstreams: 1 DIEGO_LOSADA_VIEITEZ_DES .pdf: 1066789 bytes, checksum: d26ca50a83b0764e19484e57a4098399 (MD5) / Approved for entry into archive by Sheila Dias (sheila.dias@pucrs.br) on 2018-10-25T11:53:53Z (GMT) No. of bitstreams: 1 DIEGO_LOSADA_VIEITEZ_DES .pdf: 1066789 bytes, checksum: d26ca50a83b0764e19484e57a4098399 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2018-10-25T12:08:41Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 DIEGO_LOSADA_VIEITEZ_DES .pdf: 1066789 bytes, checksum: d26ca50a83b0764e19484e57a4098399 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2018-08-14 / Courts of Accounts have been overseeing public policies through perform audits examining the performance of programs, and also, in parallel and additionally, through traditional compliance audits of isolated administrative acts and budgetary aspects. Its importance notwithstanding, it is possible to observe that such control measures have reduced effectiveness for, in good measure, two reasons: a) still relatively distant and less synergistic relationships between control agencies, overseen administration and society; b) impossibility of, without support of proper tools, analyzing the vast universe of relevant data thay is now being registered due to technological advances. For these reasons, this research analyses the outline and characteristics of possible applications of Govtechs, technological solutions based in post-gerencialism models of public management and in the state of art of informational systems, for the control public policies by Courts of Accounts. Likewise, possible perspectives of integration between interested parties in public policies control are also examined. The conclusion is that, if the matter of full public sharing of data bases is overcome, GovTechs are powerful solutions to integrate action between agents and to data analysis, including by artificial intelligence, with the potential of increase the effectiveness of control measures, especially in the context of a society with increasing complex and sophisticated technologies. / Os Tribunais de Contas v?m realizando controle de pol?ticas p?blicas mediante auditorias operacionais focadas em avaliar o desempenho de programas, e tamb?m, paralelamente e complementarmente, pelas tradicionais auditorias de conformidade de atos administrativos isolados e de aspectos or?ament?rios. Apesar de sua import?ncia, ? poss?vel observar que tais a??es de controle ainda apresentam uma efetividade reduzida por, em grande parte, duas quest?es: a) rela??es relativamente distantes e pouco sin?rgicas entre ?rg?os de controle, entes fiscalizados e sociedade; b) impossibilidade de, sem ferramentas adequadas, analisar o vasto universo de dados relevantes que passaram a ser registrados com o avan?o tecnol?gico. Diante disso, esta pesquisa examina os contornos e caracter?sticas de poss?veis aplica??es das GovTechs, solu??es tecnol?gicas baseadas em modelos colaborativos e dial?gicos de Administra??o P?blica e no estado da arte dos sistemas informacionais, para o controle de pol?ticas p?blicas por Tribunais de Contas. Igualmente, s?o examinadas perspectivas de integra??o entre os atores interessados no controle de pol?ticas p?blicas. A conclus?o ? de que, superado o entrave do compartilhamento pleno de bancos de dados, as GovTechs s?o poderosas solu??es para a atua??o integrada entre agentes e para a an?lise dos dados, inclusive por intelig?ncia artificial, com potencial de aumentar a efetividade das a??es de controle, especialmente no contexto de uma sociedade cada vez tecnologicamente complexa e sofisticada.