The programming of the Week of Excellence Management began on Tuesday (April 14th), an initiative carried out by the General Internal Affairs of Justice (CGJUS) and the Superior School of the Judges of the State of Tocantins (Esmat) with the aim of strengthening the management of the judicial units in the state of Tocantins. The proposal, coordinated by Judge Manuel de Faria Reis Neto, is to train magistrates and civil servers in statistical data analysis and agile methodologies, contributing to more strategic decisions and continuous improvement of institutional results.
At the opening, the general chief of Justice, Judge Pedro Nelson de Miranda Coutinho defined the action as "an initiative that highlights how much qualified management is essential for the continuous improvement of judicial provision". By highlighting the centrality of people in the functioning of the Judiciary, the judge reinforced that
“the Judiciary is made from people to people”.
The statement was accompanied by the defense of an institutional action that combines humanization and management by skills, with permanent appreciation and qualification of magistrates and civil servers, as a path to a Justice more sensitive to the demands of society and more aligned with the principle of efficiency.
The judge also drew attention to the role of innovation in improving judicial activity. When mentioning the performance of the General Internal Affairs, he highlighted that "under the motto of resolutiveness and innovation", CGJUS management has encouraged the modernization of working methods and the intelligent use of technology as a tool to support the continuous improvement of judicial provision. In the same vein, he noted that the ongoing transformation requires more than just adopting new tools.
For him, it is necessary to "rethink practices, strengthen management and ensure that innovation is always at the service of people and the effectiveness of Justice”.
In this initial stage, the programming brought together magistrates and civil servers of the Central Region, covering the districts of Araguacema, Colmeia, Cristalândia, Guaraí, Itacajá, Miracema, Miranorte, Novo Acordo, Palmas, Paraíso do Tocantins, Pedro Afonso, Ponte Alta do Tocantins and Porto Nacional. The activities continue until this Wednesday (April 15th), with a content focused on the culture of excellence in the Judiciary, strategic communication, institutional empathy, relational intelligence, interpretation of indicators and preparation of management plans for the judicial units.
Responsible for the first training module, together with specialist Hyllaine Asevedo da Silva, Doctor Professor Glacielle Borges Torquato Rocco stressed that the Week of Excellence Management was conceived as "a structuring framework" to consolidate a results-oriented management culture, without losing sight of the centrality of people and the quality of relationships in the institutional environment.
In testimony, the professor also highlighted that, at this inaugural moment, "the proposal exceeded the merely expository logic", by adopting an active and experiential methodology. According to her, the activities were developed with practical dynamics that highlighted the importance of strategic communication, empathy as an institutional competence, relational intelligence and qualified use of data for more efficient and responsible decision-making.
Also according to the facilitator, the programming was designed to deepen structuring axes of judicial management and it will culminate in the elaboration and presentation by each judicial unit of its respective management plan to the General Internal Affairs of Justice. The proposal, according to,
“prioritizes protagonism, co-responsibility and commitment to the continuous improvement of judicial provision”.
After the programming in the city of Palmas, the Week of Excellence Management will continue in other regions of the State. Class II, focused on the South Region, will be held in the district of Gurupi, on April 22nd and 23rd. As for Class III, intended for the Northern Region, it will take place in the district of Araguaína, on May 11th and 12th, expanding the training for magistrates and civil servers from different districts of the state of Tocantins.
