ANALISIS IMPLEMENTASI TRANSFORMASI DIGITAL SEKTOR PUBLIK di DIREKTORAT JENDERAL PERBENDAHARAAN
Aditya Nugraha, Dr. Evita Hanie Pangaribowo, S.E., M. IDEC; Prof. Dr. Yeremias T. Keban, MURP
2026 | Tesis | S2 Mag.Studi Kebijakan
Transformasi
digital telah menjadi agenda strategis bagi organisasi sektor publik dalam
upaya meningkatkan kualitas layanan, transparansi, dan akuntabilitas. Namun,
implementasi transformasi digital di sektor publik menghadapi tantangan unik
yang berbeda dari sektor swasta, termasuk kompleksitas regulasi, budaya
birokrasi, keterbatasan sumber daya, dan resistensi terhadap perubahan.
Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menganalisis implementasi transformasi digital
di sektor publik dengan mengambil kasus Direktorat Jenderal Perbendaharaan
(DJPb) melalui sistem SPAN (Sistem Perbendaharaan dan Anggaran Negara) dan
SAKTI (Sistem Aplikasi Keuangan Tingkat Instansi).
Penelitian
ini menggunakan explanatory case study dengan mengacu pada
Technology-Organization-Environment (TOE) Framework. Berbeda dari pendekatan
deskriptif, penelitian ini secara spesifik menguji lima proposisi teoretis
(P1-P5) yang dikembangkan untuk menjelaskan mekanisme kausal dan interaksi
antar dimensi TOE dalam transformasi digital. Proposisi ini diuji melalui
pattern matching dan explanation building menggunakan data kualitatif yang
dikumpulkan dari wawancara mendalam dengan informan kunci di berbagai level
(direktur, kepala subdirektorat, system analyst, business analyst, dan pengguna
sistem), studi dokumentasi komprehensif, dan observasi partisipatif. Analisis
data dilakukan secara interaktif mengikuti model Miles dan Huberman yang
diperkuat dengan teknik pengujian proposisi ala Robert K. Yin, meliputi reduksi
data, coding berdasarkan proposisi, pattern matching, explanation building, dan
penarikan kesimpulan.
Temuan
penelitian menunjukkan bahwa keberhasilan transformasi digital DJPb dipengaruhi
oleh interaksi kompleks antara faktor teknologi, organisasi, dan lingkungan.
Dari dimensi teknologi, SPAN dan SAKTI telah mencapai tingkat digitalisasi 80?ngan relative advantage yang signifikan, terbukti dari pengurangan
kebutuhan SDM sebesar 53,8?n SLA ketersediaan sistem 99,9%. Namun, complexity
sistem tetap menjadi tantangan yang dimitigasi melalui strategi pelatihan
komprehensif dan user experience design yang baik. Dari dimensi
organisasi, top management support, change management yang adaptif, dan
pengembangan absorptive capacity terbukti menjadi faktor paling
determinan. DJPb berhasil menerapkan "Adaptive Phased Implementation
Model" yang meliputi fase preparation, pilot testing,
familiarisasi, rollout bertahap, dan stabilization. Dari dimensi
lingkungan, DJPb berhasil menavigasi kompleksitas regulasi melalui strategi
"preserve principles, adapt procedures" dan membangun "Strategic
Vendor Partnership Model" yang menggabungkan structural, relational,
dan cognitive governance.
Analisis
berdasarkan Teori Difusi Inovasi mengungkap bahwa atribut-atribut inovasi tidak
bekerja secara independen, melainkan berinteraksi dalam pola yang kompleks.
Penelitian ini mengidentifikasi empat jenis interaksi: (1) trade-off
relationship antara relative advantage dan complexity, (2) reinforcing
relationship antara compatibility dan trialability, (3) multiplicative
effect antara observability dan relative advantage, dan (4) antagonistic
relationship antara complexity dan mandatory nature of adoption.
Kontribusi teoretis penelitian ini meliputi perluasan TOE Framework dengan menambahkan data analytics capability, organizational agility, dan vendor governance mechanism sebagai faktor kunci. Penelitian ini juga memperkaya Teori Difusi Inovasi dengan mengusulkan konsep-konsep baru: engineered compatibility, temporal complexity, constructed trialability, dan engineered observability. Secara praktis, penelitian ini memberikan rekomendasi untuk optimalisasi data analytics capability, penguatan continuous improvement mechanism, dan sustainability planning untuk vendor partnership bagi DJPb, serta panduan bagi K/L lain dalam mengadopsi model implementasi yang efektif.
Digital
transformation has become a strategic agenda for public sector organizations in
efforts to improve service quality, transparency, and accountability. However,
implementing digital transformation in the public sector faces unique
challenges that differ from the private sector, including regulatory
complexity, bureaucratic culture, resource constraints, and resistance to
change. This research aims to analyze the implementation of digital
transformation in the public sector by taking the case of the Directorate
General of Treasury (DJPb) through the SPAN (State Treasury and Budget System)
and SAKTI (Agency-Level Financial Application System) systems.
This
research employs a qualitative approach with a single case study strategy. The
theoretical framework used is the Technology-Organization-Environment (TOE)
Framework to understand factors influencing technology adoption and
implementation, and Rogers' Diffusion of Innovation Theory to analyze the
process of innovation diffusion within organizations. Data were collected
through in-depth interviews with 10 key informants involved in SPAN and SAKTI
implementation, documentation study, and observation. Data analysis was
conducted interactively following the Miles and Huberman model, including data
reduction, data display, and conclusion drawing.
Research
findings indicate that the success of DJPb's digital transformation is
influenced by complex interactions among technology, organizational, and
environmental factors. From the technology dimension, SPAN and SAKTI have
achieved 80% digitalization with significant relative advantage, evidenced by a
53.8% reduction in human resource requirements and 99.9% system availability
SLA. However, system complexity remains a challenge mitigated through
comprehensive training strategies and good user experience design. From the
organizational dimension, top management support, adaptive change management,
and absorptive capacity development proved to be the most determinant factors.
DJPb successfully implemented an "Adaptive Phased Implementation
Model" encompassing preparation, pilot testing, familiarization, gradual
rollout, and stabilization phases. From the environmental dimension, DJPb
successfully navigated regulatory complexity through a "preserve
principles, adapt procedures" strategy and built a "Strategic Vendor
Partnership Model" combining structural, relational, and cognitive
governance.
Analysis
based on Diffusion of Innovation Theory reveals that innovation attributes do
not work independently but interact in complex patterns. This research
identifies four types of interactions: (1) trade-off relationship between
relative advantage and complexity, (2) reinforcing relationship between
compatibility and trialability, (3) multiplicative effect between observability
and relative advantage, and (4) antagonistic relationship between complexity
and mandatory nature of adoption.
The theoretical contribution of this research includes expanding the TOE Framework by adding data analytics capability, organizational agility, and vendor governance mechanism as key factors. This research also enriches Diffusion of Innovation Theory by proposing new concepts: engineered compatibility, temporal complexity, constructed trialability, and engineered observability. Practically, this research provides recommendations for optimizing data analytics capability, strengthening continuous improvement mechanisms, and sustainability planning for vendor partnerships for DJPb, as well as guidance for other ministries/agencies in adopting effective implementation models.
Kata Kunci : transformasi digital, sektor publik, TOE Framework, difusi inovasi, SPAN, SAKTI, Direktorat Jenderal Perbendaharaan, change management, adopsi teknologi mandatori