Abstract
We report the outcome of a research project which has the goal to develop a theoretical framework that makes it possible to gain an advanced understanding of employees' technostress perceptions in organizations. We argue that such a framework is urgently needed, because empiricism has far outstripped theory-building in the field of technostress. In the course of analyzing theories of stress used in organizational research, we identified cybernetics as a potentially fruitful theoretical lens through which technostress in organizations can be studied. Specifically, we merged two major stress models based on cybernetics and integrated findings from previous technostress research into this unified framework. This new framework has the goal to advance understanding of technostress in organizations.
Recommended Citation
Fischer, Thomas and Riedl, René, "Theorizing Technostress in Organizations: A Cybernetic Approach" (2015). Wirtschaftsinformatik Proceedings 2015. 97.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/wi2015/97