Journal of Information Systems Engineering and Management

The deployment of fifth-generation (5G) wireless networks has introduced an energy consumption challenge that extends well beyond the familiar problem of operational efficiency tuning. Base stations powering 5G services consume two to five times more energy than their fourth-generation predecessors, and the radio access network (RAN) now accounts for 70 to 80 percent of total...

Healthcare IT systems operate under strict availability requirements and support complex, interdependent workflows such as prescription fulfillment and claims adjudication. While modern observability platforms improve detection and diagnosis of system issues, they are primarily used for monitoring rather than control, leaving reliability objectives weakly enforced at the work...

Effective wastewater treatment is essential for achieving Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6 and 3. Despite global commitments to clean water and improved public health, access to safe sanitation remains a critical challenge in sub-Saharan Africa, including Tanzania, where inadequate wastewater management continues to pose significant threats to public health and environmen...

Medical device manufacturers continue to lose engineering hours to a bill-of-materials (BOM) that behaves as a static ledger rather than a governed source of truth, and the consequence is measurable: 87% of engineering leaders in one industry-wide survey report needing hours or days to retrieve the data required to justify a single design decision [1]. This article argues tha...

Introduction: With enterprise modernization initiatives accelerating across regulated industries, quality assurance leaders face a fundamental shift from customary testing execution to establishing QA as a governing capability in support of multiyear transformation programs. In sectors such as insurance and financial services, failed modernization programs cr...