On a NeuroIS Design Science Model

摘要

In this paper, we present a novel frontier for IS research that we have termed "NeuroIS Design Science". Our study introduces a novel framework to the IS community which leverages neuroscience to better understand the design of human-computer interfaces. As a contribution to knowledge, the NeuroIS Design Science Model (NDSM) hopes to provide the scientific community with physiological measurements and thereby potentially advancing artifact design. This may serve as useful data to engineers, psychologists, neuroscientists, and manufacturers. What's more, the design and development of artifact creation could have a host of contributions in computer science, electrical engineering, as well as material sciences. With regard to information systems, this research presents a framework in human and interface interaction which does not currently exist. It allows researchers to follow a structure which may produce efficient technological artifacts for our future.