Optimisation of Administrative Processes Through Artificial Intelligence: Analysis of Adoption and Trust in Peruvian Companies in The Telecommunications Sector

Amancio A.T.; Otiniano J.D.; Pumaleque L.P. · Journal of Technology Management and Innovation (2026) · DOI: 10.4067/s0718-27242026000100015

Resumen

In the Peruvian business environment, the adoption of Artificial Intelligence is key to optimising processes. However, its implementation faces challenges due to a lack of resources and cultural barriers. This research aims to analyse the relationship between AI adoption and product innovation, security, organisational preparedness, and perceived ease of use. A non-experimental quantitative design with a structural equation model (SEM) was used, collecting data through structured surveys applied to employees in the telecommunications sector. The results show that AI security has a positive and significant effect on AI adoption (p=0.000), while the perceived ability of the employee directly influences perceived ease of use (p=0.003). In turn, AI adoption has a significant impact on product innovation (p=0.000), process innovation (p=0.000), and AI-driven marketing (p=0.000), confirming that technological confidence and skills development drive greater business efficiency and innovation. In conclusion, AI adoption is strengthened when there is rigorous management of AI security and staff capacity building, as it increases utility by promoting innovation. This work seeks to provide evidence from the Peruvian context, focusing on workers’ real experiences with AI and how these can guide solutions tailored to the needs of the sector.

Instituciones: Universidad San Ignacio de Loyola