TECHNOSTRESS MANAGEMENT THROUGH DATA MINING

No one can deny that the arrival of the new computer era has brought with it many benefits andfacilities to the human being, to such a point that if we want to justify it, we can give an endless list of examples, but like with many other things in life, there is also a dark side of computers. Employ...

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Published in:Journal of Management Information and Decision Sciences 2019-03, Vol.22 (1), p.66-82
Main Authors: Salah-Eddine, Mohamed, Belaissaoui, Mustapha, Alami, Alae El, Salah-Eddine, Karima
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Algorithms
Artificial intelligence
Classification
Communications technology
Coping
Data mining
Diagnostic systems
Employees
Information systems
International conferences
Job satisfaction
Machine learning
Mental health
Methods
Patients
Physicians
Stress
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Summary:No one can deny that the arrival of the new computer era has brought with it many benefits andfacilities to the human being, to such a point that if we want to justify it, we can give an endless list of examples, but like with many other things in life, there is also a dark side of computers. Employees and users who are confronted to an excessive use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) of Information Systems (IS) in many aspects of their current life, are more prone to Technostress; a new type of stress that we will detect and assess through the use of Data Mining and we will classify patients by using some learning algorithms depending on to their type of stress, the data that we will use is resulting from a Technostress Survey that had already been performed, The use of artificial intelligence in the monitoring of mental health is a new approach in this field which we hope will be of help to both physicians and patients in the near future, making it easier for organizations to use the same diagnostic method but this time by making it computer-assisted, and making detection easier without the need for the physician presence at all times.
ISSN:1524-7252
1532-5806