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Pilot study demonstrates improved digital governance competency scores and high platform acceptance in university management students, suggesting utility for evidence-based policy education.
Digital governance increasingly requires future managers to understand integrated data, policy gaps, cloud-based information systems, and evidence-based recommendations. This study evaluates B2G Cloud Intelligence, an AI-assisted cloud-based simulation platform designed to support foundational digital governance competencies in higher education. The study involved Management Study Programmeme students at the State University of Malang enrolled in a Management Information Systems course. Of 72 participants, 68 valid data sets were analyzed over a four-week trial covering platform orientation, Helicopter View, Data Integration, Policy Insight, AI Consultant, Gap Analysis, and Policy Map development. Data were collected through pre-test and post-test, Technology Acceptance Model (TAM)-based usability questionnaires, and project output assessment rubrics. The results show that the average score increased from 60.3 to 81.7, with a gain of 21.4 points. The TAM score reached 4.22, and project output assessment achieved 86.1 out of 100. These findings provide preliminary evidence that AI-assisted B2G simulation can support foundational competencies related to data integration, policy analysis, and evidence-based recommendation formulation. However, due to the one-group pilot design, the findings should not be interpreted as causal evidence of labour-market outcomes or public-sector performance.
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