Abstract:
The objectives of this independent study were to study the satisfaction and the recognition of the e-pensions users, to compare the difference between the personal factor and the users satisfaction, to study the relationship between the recognition of the system and the users satisfaction, and to study the practical problems of e-pensions users. By using the questionaires, the information was collected from 110 government officers who were the e-pensions users of the Fiscal Office Zone 8.
The results show that the recognition level of e-pensions users about technology, human resource, and process were generally in the high significant level. The satisfaction of the e-pensions users of the Fiscal Office Zone 8 about trustworthhiness was in the most significant level. The satisfaction about reliability, safety, website design, response, and privacy were in the high significant level. For the problems in using e-pension of the users of the Fiscal Office Zone 8, there was no problem about technology, but there were some problems about human resource and process. Most of the human resource problems were the insufficiency of the government officer and the increasing of the workload to the officer. Most of the process problem was the lack of coordination to follow up the process from the Fiscal Office Zone 8.
From the comparision between the personal factor and the satisfaction of e-pensions users of the Fiscal Office Zone 8, it was found that the difference in gender, age, educational level, revenue, and position or current type of work had no difference in the satisfaction level. But the difference in working experience had the difference in the satisfaction level about the website design, the reliability, and the safety. For the website design, the items about the speed to access the website, the convenience to log-in to the system, the attractiveness of the website and the easy way to search the information were very different. For the reliability and the safety, the items about the speed of order forms approval, fame and image were very different. For those who had more than 10 year working experience, they satisfied about the ability to download the pension receivers tax payment certificate by themselves. When the data in the system was recorded, it was kept in secret and privacy and the password was required to control the datas security. For the response, they were satisfied with the preparation of the manual to record the data and the publication of the manual in the website. For those who had more than 20 years working experience, they had most satisfaction level in trustworthiness about the correctiveness and the reliability of the order form printed out of the system, which determined the exact date and time in the monthly calender to evaluate and transfer the money. For those who had 10 years working experience or less, they had most satisfaction level in privacy about the ability to change the password by themselves to protect the datas security.
From studying the relationship between the recognition level and the satisfaction level of e-pensions users, it was found that the satisfaction about website design, reliability and safety, response, and trustworthiness had high correlation in the same direction with the recognition level of e-pensions users of the Fiscal Office Zone 8. And the satisfaction about privacy had medium correlation in the same direction with the recognition level of e-pensions users of the Fiscal Office Zone 8, at the statistical significant level of 0.05.
WALAILAK UNIVERSITY. CENTER FOR LIBRARY RESOURCES AND EDUCATIONAL MEDIA