Design Of Information Systems Research Articles

Bridging technostress and continuous learning in knowledge-intensive organizations: A socio-technical systems approach for the future of healthy working life

We present an interdisciplinary exploration of technostress in knowledge-intensive organizations, including both business and healthcare settings, and its impact on a healthy working life. Technostress, a contemporary form of stress induced by information and communication technology, is associated with reduced job satisfaction, diminished organizational commitment, and adverse patient care outcomes. This article aims to construct an innovative framework, called The Integrated Technostress Resilience Framework, designed to mitigate technostress and promote continuous learning within dynamic organizational contexts. In this perspective article we incorporate a socio-technical systems approach to emphasize the complex interplay between technological and social factors in organizational settings. The proposed framework is expected to provide valuable insights into the role of transparency in digital technology utilization, with the aim of mitigating technostress. Furthermore, it seeks to extend information systems theory, particularly the Technology Acceptance Model, by offering a more nuanced understanding of technology adoption and use. Our conclusion includes considerations for the design and implementation of information systems aimed at fostering resilience and adaptability in organizations undergoing rapid technological change.

Perancangan Sistem Informasi Bantuan Dana Desa Meggunakan Algoritma C4.5 pada Dinsos Kabupaten Ogan Ilir

The design of a village fund assistance information system using the C4.5 algorithm aims to optimize the selection process for prospective aid recipients at the Ogan Ilir Regency Social Service (DINSOS). Currently, the village fund assistance selection process often takes a long time and is prone to inaccuracy and unfairness due to the limitations of the manual system. The C4.5 algorithm was chosen to build an effective decision tree in classifying based on predetermined criteria, such as income, number of dependents, employment, housing status, and expenses. By utilizing the Gain or Gain Ratio value of each attribute, the C4.5 algorithm is able to produce a clear decision tree, which makes it easier for DINSOS to make decisions objectively and transparently. This information system is designed with an easy-to-use user interface and a structured database to facilitate the management of aid recipient data. The results of the implementation of this system show increased accuracy in determining prospective aid recipients and time efficiency in data processing, thus supporting efforts to evenly distribute village fund assistance in Ogan Ilir Regency in a targeted manner.

PERANCANGAN SISTEM INFORMASI AKUNTANSI BERBASIS FRAMEWORK CODEIGNITER PADA MASJID AN NUR KABUPATEN SANGGAU

The mosque is a non-profit organization, whose income is based on voluntary donations from the community. The An Nur Mosque's financial management still uses conventional or manual methods. To improve accountable and transparent financial reporting, an accounting information system design was created that uses a website with the codeigniter framework method at the An Nur Mosque in Sanggau Regency, West Kalimantan. This research aims to develop an accounting information system that uses the codeigniter framework, with a focus on making it easier to prepare financial reports for the An Nur Mosque. The research method applied is descriptive qualitative with a waterfall method approach which includes various steps such as needs analysis, design, implementation and testing. The results of this research show that the design of an accounting information system can help non-profit organizations, especially the An Nur Mosque, in preparing more accurate and transparent financial reports.

Designing Information System for Vocational School in Minahasa Regency

Designing Information System for Vocational School in Minahasa Regency

Conceptual models of the sociotechnical: Introduction to special issue

AbstractThis special issue of the “Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology” examines conceptual models as products of, and tools for, critical inquiry in Information Science (IS). The papers included in this issue present diverse perspectives on how conceptual models impact sociotechnical systems, spanning topics such as knowledge organization, representation, and information system design. Key themes include the intersection of model development with ethical considerations, the historical and future implications of conceptual modeling decisions, and the potential for conceptual models to address issues of power, representation, and justice in emerging technologies. This introduction situates the contributions within broader discussions of conceptual modeling in IS and highlights the field's unique approach to reflexive critique and sociotechnical analysis.

IMPLEMENTASI INTERNET OF THINGS PADA SISTEM PEMANTAUAN TEKANAN DARAH LANSIA

The expanding elderly population demands special attention, including health monitoring. Blood pressure is an important health indicator for the elderly and should be checked on a regular basis to avoid complications. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), around 1.13 billion people worldwide were diagnosed with hypertension in 2015, which equates to one in every three people. Because of the difficulties in getting to hospitals, the elderly do not constantly monitor their blood pressure. Even while measuring at home, people may neglect to document the results. This paper presents the development of an IoT-based blood pressure monitoring system for the elderly that utilizes the MPX5700AP sensor and can display and store measurements via Blynk and Telegram. Data and information collection, requirement identification, system design, device assembly, implementation, system testing, and assessment are all part of the approach. The test results indicate that the system can precisely detect blood pressure. Thus, this technology can assist the elderly by automatically capturing blood pressure measurements.

Use of Remote Focus Groups to Improve Inclusive Design Practice

This study examines the use of remote focus groups to obtain wheeled mobility device user’s ideas regarding Shared Autonomous Vehicles (SAVs). Given the global increase in the aging population and disabled people, inclusive design is essential for accessible transportation. Using remote focus groups, this research collected statements from nine wheeled mobility device users about their design preferences, needs, and challenges with SAVs. Participants attended four virtual sessions featured with presentations and videos of SAVs. Discussions were video recorded in Zoom, with transcripts reviewed for accuracy. Data analysis included cleaning, coding, and assessing interrater reliability using the ICC. The findings not reported here highlighted the diverse needs and preferences of participants, emphasizing the importance of collecting information from this group early in the design process. This study shows well-planned remote focus groups can be an effective tool to gather human factors system design information from user populations that face transportation barriers.

Information system design for higher education evaluation based on student's perspective

The quality of Indonesia's higher education institutions has not excelled compared to Southeast Asiancountries such as Singapore, Malaysia, and Thailand. Based on 2020 data, the percentage of highereducation institutions in Indonesia that have been accredited is 59%. It is crucial to evaluate andimprove the factors that affect the quality of higher education institutions based on the student'sperspective, the primary customer of higher education institutions. This study aims to evaluate thequality of higher education institutions based on students' satisfaction in real-time. Furthermore, thisresearch will propose a design of an information system that can automate the evaluation process. Thefindings of this study can be applied to the existing system, providing information and analysis tosupport the policy-making process.

The Future Museum: Integrating Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual-text with AI-enhanced Information Systems

This study examines how AR, virtual text, and AI in future museums affect visitor engagement, knowledge acquisition, emotional response, and social interaction. The study uses econometrics equations, text analysis, thematic qualitative data analysis, and agent-based modelling. The economic models show that virtual text type, depth of knowledge, personalization, accessibility options, and AR museum experiences increase visitor engagement, knowledge, emotional response, and social interaction. Thematic analysis displays visitor viewpoints such as AR curiosity, personalization, and cultural significance, while correlation matrices indicate their relationships. Bayesian econometrics, text analysis, thematic qualitative data analysis, and agent-based modelling are used to explore museum visitors' interactions with augmented reality, virtual text, and AI-enhanced information systems. These devices improve visitor engagement, social connection, emotional response, and information collection. Self-reported data biases, context biases, and rapid technological advancement limit the study. Museums can benefit from user-centric technology, AR, personalization, and cultural knowledge. The main findings reveal that these technologies significantly increase museum visitors, emphasizing that future museum administration and design must carefully adopt new technology. The findings may affect museum staff, designers, and decision-makers. Learning important technology factors improves AR, virtual text, and AI-enhanced information system design and deployment decisions. UX design prioritizes visitor choices, while immersive and integrated displays connect museum experiences. These practical implications force museums to actively and practically integrate technology to stay relevant. The project's findings, practical insights, and visitor experiences will improve future technological and cultural organisation research. The whole process contributes to the discussion on how emerging technologies affect museum experiences and innovation and decision-making in the ever-changing cultural heritage context.

Design of village e-budgeting information systems

Design of village e-budgeting information systems

WEB DEVELOPMENT REQUEST FOR INFORMATION (RFI)

The design of a Web-Based Online Request for Information (RFI) System aims to analyze issues within the verification procedures in the country of origin or loading country during the Import Technical Verification Program (VPTI) by KSO SCISI. This research also intends to evaluate the potential implementation of a web-based online Request for Information (RFI) system as a solution to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the verification process in the country of origin or loading country, while facilitating expedited services within VPTI. The research methodology involves initial stages of problem identification and observation of ongoing processes at KSO SCISI, supplemented by literature review to comprehend aspects of information system design and development through web-based platforms. Additionally, interviews with relevant stakeholders were conducted. The research adopts the Linear Sequential (Waterfall) methodology for system development, which translates analysis into design, coding, and testing. The primary outcome of this study is the design of a web-based online RFI system that eliminates the need for lengthy and intricate steps by enabling direct communication of physical verification location requests from the headquarters to exporters, without the involvement of branch offices in the country of origin or loading country. Implications of this research encompass procedural simplification, service efficiency enhancement, and fostering strong customer relations. An innovative facet of this study lies in the utilization of the online RFI system to streamline and expedite complex verification procedures, while also fostering more efficient connectivity between the headquarters and exporters. In conclusion, the web-based RFI system is poised to facilitate, accelerate, and fortify high-quality VPTI services by KSO SCISI.

Ethical design through grounding and evaluation: The EDGE method for designing information systems for social impact

The development of effective socio-technical information systems requires designers to balance ethical goals with functional capabilities and business objectives. To address this challenge, we propose EDGE, a novel ethical design method that focuses on two key activities in the systems development process—ethical grounding and evaluation of ethical impacts. We provide an empirical example of the EDGE method by applying it to the redesign of a sustainable application in the energy industry. This empirical example reveals the need for ethical clarity to ground and evaluate the app to achieve improved ethical performance and social impacts. We conclude with the implications of the new ethical design method and future research directions for its application and enhancement.

Design of an emergency medical information system for mass gatherings

BackgroundThe frequency of mass gatherings is increasing. Such events often involve many people and carry the risk of mass casualty incidents, which require substantial medical resources from various healthcare institutions. The current medical system, while meeting daily needs, struggles to address the demand for a high volume of emergency resources and real-time data exchange. ObjectiveThe aim of this study was to develop an emergency medical information system for mass gatherings. MethodsWe developed an emergency medical information system for mass gatherings. Based on a unified prehospital and intrahospital emergency data exchange protocol, we can directly standardize medical information data and provide data support for the evacuation decision support algorithms of multiple institutions. Wearable devices, vehicle-mounted devices, video calling systems and surveillance systems are connected to capture real-time scenes. ResultsWe constructed the system via mobile applications and online platforms and deployed it in 3 hospitals, 5 ambulances and 17 on-site medical locations. We constructed a set of electronic medical records covering the whole first aid process according to the basic principles of first aid. The simulation results show that the proposed algorithm is suitable for mass gatherings. The overall survival rate of patients can be improved by 5 %, and the average evacuation efficiency of patients can be improved by 50 %. Furthermore, in a real-world environment, this method can ensure patient survival and achieve good convergence. ConclusionsOur system is capable of providing robust medical information support for emergency medical services during large-scale assembly events, ensuring a visualized full-process emergency response and decision-making for the diversion and subsequent transport of a large patient population.

Analysis and Design of Recruitment Information System (Case Study: PT Bhumi Varta Technology)

Analysis and Design of Recruitment Information System (Case Study: PT Bhumi Varta Technology)

The Future Museum: Integrating Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual-text with AI-enhanced Information Systems

This study examines how AR, virtual text, and AI in future museums affect visitor engagement, knowledge acquisition, emotional response, and social interaction. The study uses econometrics equations, text analysis, thematic qualitative data analysis, and agent-based modelling. The economic models show that virtual text type, depth of knowledge, personalization, accessibility options, and AR museum experiences increase visitor engagement, knowledge, emotional response, and social interaction. Thematic analysis displays visitor viewpoints such as AR curiosity, personalization, and cultural significance, while correlation matrices indicate their relationships. Bayesian econometrics, text analysis, thematic qualitative data analysis, and agent-based modelling are used to explore museum visitors' interactions with augmented reality, virtual text, and AI-enhanced information systems. These devices improve visitor engagement, social connection, emotional response, and information collection. Self-reported data biases, context biases, and rapid technological advancement limit the study. Museums can benefit from user-centric technology, AR, personalization, and cultural knowledge. The main findings reveal that these technologies significantly increase museum visitors, emphasizing that future museum administration and design must carefully adopt new technology. The findings may affect museum staff, designers, and decision-makers. Learning important technology factors improves AR, virtual text, and AI-enhanced information system design and deployment decisions. UX design prioritizes visitor choices, while immersive and integrated displays connect museum experiences. These practical implications force museums to actively and practically integrate technology to stay relevant. The project's findings, practical insights, and visitor experiences will improve future technological and cultural organisation research. The whole process contributes to the discussion on how emerging technologies affect museum experiences and innovation and decision-making in the ever-changing cultural heritage context.

Empowering sustainable hotels: a guest-centric optimization for vehicle-to-building integration

In light of global warming, hotels account for one of the highest energy demands within the building sector, offering great decarbonization potential. As electrification increases, so does the demand for electric vehicles (EVs) charging stations at hotels and the proportion of Vehicle-to-Building-capable EVs. Therefore, the study explores the potential of guest-centric energy management. To accomplish this, we develop an optimization model for an energy management system that focuses on either cost-efficiency or carbon dioxide equivalents (CO2)-efficiency, grounded in a real-world case study. Through scenario analyses considering seasons as well as different guest mobility behaviors, this study discusses the expenses associated with CO2 savings using digital solutions. It emphasizes the currently perceived conflict between cost reduction and decarbonization goals to achieve a sustainable design of information systems. Thereby, this study highlights the critical importance of individual mobility behavior in enabling sustainable energy management for hotels.

Occupational Electronic Health Records: Recommendations for the Design and Implementation of Information Systems in Occupational and Environmental Medicine Practice-ACOEM Guidance Statement.

Occupational and environmental medicine (OEM) clinicians require specialized electronic health records (EHRs) to address the privacy, data governance, interoperability, and medical surveillance concerns that are specific to occupational health. The American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (ACOEM) Section of Health Informatics evaluated clinical workflow concerns, assessed health information requirements, and developed informatics recommendations through iterative consultation with ACOEM members. The ACOEM presents 10 recommendations that specialized occupational EHR systems (OEHRs) should meet to serve the information needs and practice requirements of OEM clinicians. Common challenges in OEM practice and potential informatics solutions are used to illustrate each recommendation. The recommendations serve as a framework for occupational health clinicians to consider in their adoption of OEHRs and provide software engineers a set of requirements to facilitate the development and improvement of OEHRs.

Innovating Pharmaceuticals: The Rise of 3D printing in Drug Delivery.

Additionally known as three-dimensional (3D) printing, additive manufacturing has made major advancements possible in the fields of engineering, business, the arts, education, and medical. Thanks to recent developments, it is now possible to print three-dimensional to create complex, useful living tissues, biocompatible substances, cells, and supporting structures are combined. Regenerative medicine is utilizing 3D bioprinting. Additive manufacturing technology, or 3D printing, has been labelled the “next big thing” and is predicted to overtake cell phones in popularity. 3D printers use digital templates to produce actual, three-dimensional items. Adding layers to a print, commonly referred to as additive manufacturing, allows for the use of more than a hundred different materials, including nylon, metal, and plastic. Applications for 3D printing can be found in many different industries, such as industrial design, manufacturing, dental, automotive, aerospace, civil engineering, education, jewellery, footwear, and geographic information systems. It has shown to be a simple and affordable solution for a variety of use cases. Using computer-aided design tools and programming, three-dimensional printing is a sophisticated technique that adds material to a base surface to create three-dimensional things. Additive layer manufacturing, also referred to as 3D printing, is the technique of creating three-dimensional things by depositing or solidifying material one layer at a time. Using a computer-aided design module, pharmaceutical components are organized in a three-dimensional pattern. Afterwards, the constituents are converted into a machine-readable format resembling the surface of a three-dimensional dosage form. 3D printing has been used for jewelry, shoe-making, architecture, engineering & construction, the automotive industry as well as the aerospace field, dentistry and medicine, plus geographic information systems (GIS), civil engineering and education. After that stage of the process is completed, the surface transferred to the machine is then printed in different layers. Bioprinting is an interdisciplinary domain that integrates additive manufacturing with biology and material sciences to manufacture threedimensional structures representative of living organisms. The ability to create biological tissues and organs has attracted considerable attention in biomedical research owing to the rising demand for personalized medicine. This scenario propelled bioprinting forward which received much interest thus triggering comprehensive research efforts by various players such as companies, universities as well as research institutes. The goal of this book is to provide a thorough analysis of the complex and rapidly evolving field of bioprinting by critically analyzing and evaluating the existing scientific literature.

Perancangan Sistem Informasi Sekolah SD Negeri 4 Kerta Payangan Menggunakan Metode Design Thinkin

School information systems are one of the most important needs in educational institutions. Building a school information system is the right step to help provide more relevant information and also in processing data in schools into useful information. However, there are some schools that have not implemented it such as SD Negeri 4 Kerta, In providing conventional information that is done manually where all data or documents are stored in hardcopy form, as well as in processing data such as school profile information, academic and school finances. The purpose of this study is to determine the design of the school information system user interface to be a solution to these problems. This research uses the Design Thinking method implemented to design a website-based school information system for SD Negeri 4 Kerta. The user interface design of the school information system is built in the form of a prototype using the figma application. This study used interview methods and literature studies in collecting data and related information. And the result of designing the user interface of the SD Negeri 4 Kerta school information system is to design a website to provide school information and to process school data and process the financial section.

Design and Integration of Information Systems for the Halal Inspection Institute (LPH) UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta with SiHalal Ministry of Religion of the Republic of Indonesia

In the context of the globalization of the halal industry, the Halal Inspection Institute (LPH) UIN Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta faces challenges in improving halal certification services. This research develops a web-based information system with the integration of the Indonesian Ministry of Religion's SiHalal using the REST API and Prototype model. The main goal is to increase LPH credibility, integrate the LPH system with SiHalal, and improve LPH operational management performance. The system development method used is the Prototype Model, involving data collection through observation, interviews, and literature study to understand user needs. The first stage focuses on communication to understand needs, followed by rapid planning and prototype design. System implementation using JavaScript, NodeJs, and ReactJs. After a series of tests, the system resulted in effective integration with SiHalal and more efficient operational management. The research results include three prototypes. The first prototype focused on building an LPH profile website to increase credibility and access to information. The second prototype successfully integrated the LPH system with SiHalal, ensuring the efficiency and validity of audit reports. The third prototype adds report management, income/expenditure recording, and information updates, increasing LPH's operational efficiency.