Proceso de carga, análisis y visualización de datos de las competencias digitales de los trabajadores de las empresas ecuatorianas

Abstract

Abstract: This study assesses the level of digital competences in the safety area among workers of an Ecuadorian insurance company, based on the European DigComp 2.2 framework. A 28-item instrument was designed and distributed across the four competences of the area: protecting devices, protecting personal data and privacy, protecting health and well-being, and protecting the environment. For each competence, five items measure self-perception on a four-level scale and two verify knowledge through everyday workplace situations. The questionnaire was administered through ArcGIS Survey123, and 100 valid responses were obtained and processed with a web application that computes the scores and presents them as charts. The descriptive analysis places the safety area at 2.91 out of 4 (SD = 0.42), an intermediate level close to advanced. Protecting devices was the strongest competence (3.00) and protecting personal data the weakest (2.82). In the verification items, workers scored higher than their self-assessment (3.70 versus 2.91), a sign that they underestimate their knowledge.