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Envisage Information Systems: "We are one of the largest software development company serving customers exclusively."
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We have been immersed in the web based e-commerce arena for over 15 years, assisting in the building of business-to-business and business-to-end-user technologies for our clients."
Envisage Information Systems is one of the largest software development companies providing web, common remitter, and workflow solutions for the retirement industry. Since 1995, Envisage has been exclusively serving mid- to large-scale record keepers and financial companies. The company offers licensed product solutions, as well as custom software development and systems integration expertise to their clients.
Originally, the company was formed in 1990 by Steff McGonagle and Robb Jetty to provide custom programming services and off-the-shelf business solutions for vertical and horizontal markets in the greater New York State area. Initially, they have done work for small local companies, not-for-profits and large multi-national organizations. But gradually, the company grew by providing long-term cost-effective solutions for their clients. As a result, the majority of their clients have been with them for over ten years. Over the years, the company has been immersed in the web based e-commerce arena for over 15 years, assisting in the building of business-to-business and business-to-end-user technologies for clients.
25 years of partnering with financial firms and designing solutions to complex problems has taught the makers of Envisage that there is rarely a one-size-fits-all technical solution to address the challenges retirement plan providers, plan sponsors, recordkeepers and Advisors face. At Envisage, they have developed a flexible set of products that together or separately will fill technology gaps and solve client's end-to-end business processes. The company has brought many laurels to its hat; they have been named as one of Central New York's "Top 10 Best Places to Work in CNY" by the CNY Business Journal. Envisage has also been recognized on the Inc. 5000/500 the past three years, and is anticipating continued growth in the years to come.
Envisage's Product Offerings
- A file processing product that combines file processing, payroll file validation, compliance limit monitoring, customizable interface and rules engine components
- Web-based file acceptance, management, cleaning and standardization
- Plan sponsors can upload, manually enter, copy and modify prior payroll files online
- Aggregate multiple files en masse and map fields to create custom forms
- Save and store custom form configurations for repeated use
- Extensive set of validations performed to ensure data accuracy and integrity
- Provides an interactive, online mechanism for sponsors to review and correct errors prior to submission
- Significant flexibility around what data and validations to accept, warn, or reject, configurable down to a per client, per file type basis as needed
- Approaching deadline and overdue user notifications
- Provides value to the sponsor while protecting your internal systems from bad data
- Using a proprietary matching algorithm Pixus is able to match advisors with individuals based on behavioral likeness as opposed to strictly financial or investment needs
- Both advisors and individuals complete a behavioral survey
- Enterprise license installation: firms purchase licenses for advisors
- Upload existing books of business to better understand participants, grow trust and ultimately increase contribution rates
- Match new participants to an advisor who can best help them retire successfully
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Lasting Partnerships- With an ultimate goal to form long lasting partnerships that promote transparency and accountability, the team at Envisage believes communication is the key to maintaining a successful and efficient relationship.
Innovative- Envisage applications are built around a suite of core components that are continuously evolving. The company very well leverages these components to build customized, reliable, and proven solutions without sacrificing time to market.
Industry Expertise- With over 20 years of industry experience, the Envisage team is comprised of business analysts, project managers, software developers, and software testers who understand the retirement industry.
Knowing the Leaders
Rob Snyder, President & Chief Executive Officer- Rob has been a part of Envisage since 1995, and was behind many of Envisage's early software solutions. He has played many roles in the company, helping to drive Envisage from it's modest beginnings to become a national technology provider in the retirement industry. As President and CEO, Rob's goals are to ensure that Envisage continues to bring innovation to the problems facing retirement plan providers, advisors, record keepers, sponsors, and participants, all while remaining true to the core values upon which Envisage was founded. In addition to his work with Envisage, Rob has played key roles in other technology companies, including a role as senior manager in IBM's enterprise/mainframe computing division, and taught for many years in the New York SUNY system as a professor of computer science. Rob lives in Ithaca, NY, with his wife, Nora, and four children.
Christen Marsenison, Chief Strategy & Development Officer- Christen joined Envisage in 2010. In her current role she will help develop and execute the implementation of Envisage's overall strategy and vision. Christen works extensively with technology partners, distribution partners, advertisers and industry peers to help shape the future of Envisage and the retirement industry. Her ability to understand the big picture and act decisively to capitalize on emerging market opportunities enables her to assist Envisage in creating the solutions of tomorrow, today. Her background spans client relationship management, management consulting, information technology and business analysis. But there can be no success without a team, and it is team building that is one of Christen's greatest passions. She steers cross-business initiatives by encouraging open communication and promotes a healthy workplace by championing team member autonomy and input from all levels.


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know that he is sponsored by Uniqlo, and I imagine they pay him a handsome fee. I know
they paid him a lot of money when he reached the final of the U.S. Open., I know that much.
Other people sponsoring him which I didn't know; Tag Heuer, they're signing up to sponsor
him. And Jaguar, the English luxury car maker. Jaguar have come up with a Jaguar
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A little about Kei Nishikori's history in tennis at the bottom. I didn't know Kei Nishikori's love
of tennis began with manga. Takeshi (I can't read that word. I've written that, but I can' read
it. I'm sorry. Takeshi . . . and it starts with K) A manga called 'The Prince of Tennis'. Kei
Nishikori loved that, and got into tennis. He showed some promise and got sent to Florida
by the Japan Tennis Association. The President of the Japan Tennis Association, a Mr
Masaki Morita whose brother started Sony, he set up a fund to provide young Japanese
tennis players with the opportunity to have overseas training. And that's how Kei Nishikori
ended up in Florida. All the way from Shimane. He has to be Shimane's favourite son now.
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Publications from 2017
Relating Watershed Characteristics to Elevated Stream Escherichia coli Levels in Agriculturally Dominated Landscapes: An Iowa Case Study, Conrad Brendel and Michelle L. Soupir
A Meta-analysis of the Effect of Industry Engagement on Student Learning in Undergraduate Programs, Caleb Burns and Shweta Chopra
Reduction of Particulate Matter and Ammonia by Spraying Acidic Electrolyzed Water onto Litter of Aviary Hen Houses: A Lab-Scale Study, Lilong Chai, Yang Zhao, Hongwei Xin, Tong Wang, Atilgan Atilgan, Michelle Soupir, and Kai Liu
The Green Experiment: Cities, Green Stormwater Infrastructure, and Sustainability, Christopher M. Chini, James F. Canning, Kelsey L. Schreiber, Joshua M. Peschel, and Ashlynn S. Stillwell
Influence of UV Treatment on the Food Safety Status of a Model Aquaponic System, Sai Deepikaa Elumalai, Angela M. Shaw, D. Allen Pattillo, Christopher J. Currey, Kurt A. Rosentrater, and Kun Xie
Pilot-Scale Denitrification Bioreactors for Replicated Field Research, Natasha L. Hoover, Michelle L. Soupir, Richard D. VanDePol, Timothy R. Goode, and Ji Yeow Law
Imagining tomorrow's university: open science and its impact, Adina Howe, Michael D. Howe, Amy L. Kaleita, and D. Raj Raman
Evaluating Ventilation Rates Based on New Heat and Moisture Production Data for Swine Production, Yanxi Lu, Morgan Hayes, John P. Stinn, Tami Brown-Brandl, and Hongwei Xin
Pilot-scale testing of renewable biocatalyst for swine manure treatment and mitigation of odorous VOCs, ammonia and hydrogen sulfide emissions, Devin L. Maurer, Jacek A. Koziel, Kelsey M. Bruning, and David B. Parker
Ammonia and Carbon Dioxide Emissions of Three Laying-Hen Housing Systems as Affected by Manure Accumulation Time, Timothy A. Shepherd, Hongwei Xin, John P. Stinn, Morgan D. Hayes, Yang Zhao, and Hong Li
Detection of extremely low concentration waterborne pathogen using a multiplexing self-referencing SERS microfluidic biosensor, Chao Wang, Foram Madiyar, Chenxu Yu, and Jun Li
Anhydrous Ammonia Pretreatment of Corn Stover and Enzymatic Hydrolysis of Glucan from Pretreated Corn Stover, Minliang Yang, Weitao Zhang, and Kurt A. Rosentrater
Publications from 2016
Evaluating Soil Tillage Practices Using X-Ray Computed Tomography and Conventional Laboratory Methods, Maria Ambert-Sanchez, Steven K. Mickelson, Syed I. Ahmed, Joseph N. Gray, and David F. Webber
A Runoff and Sediment Routing Model for Open Lot Beef Feeding Facilities, Daniel S. Andersen
Effects of Amylose-To-Amylopectin Ratios on Binding Capacity of DDGS/Soy-Based Aquafeed Blends, Ferouz Y. Ayadi, Kurt A. Rosentrater, K. Muthukumarappan, and S. Kannadhason
Implementing Risk Management Decisions that Optimize Nutrient Value of Dairy Manure while Minimizing Related Risk, Jenn Bentley, Ryan Breuer, Leo L. Timms, Larry F. Tranel, Ronald A. Lenth, Brian J. Lang, Angie Rieck-Hinz, Greg Brenneman, Kris Kohl, and Beth E. Doran
Cloud-based data management system for automatic real-time data acquisition from large-scale laying-hen farms, Hongqian Chen, Hongwei Xin, Guanghui Teng, Chaoying Meng, Xiaodong Du, Taotao Mao, and Cheng Wang
RefSoil: A reference database of soil microbial genomes, Jinlyung Choi, Fan Yang, Ramunas Stepanauskas, Erick Cardenas, Aaron Garoutte, Ryan Williams, Jared Flater, James M. Tiedje, and Kirsten S. Hofmockel
Strategies to improve reference databases for soil microbiomes, Jinlyung Choi, Fan Yang, Ramunas Stepanauskas, Erick Cardenas, Aaron Garoutte, Ryan Williams, Jared Flater, James M. Tiedje, Kirsten S. Hofmockel, and Brian K. Gelder
Modeling Intermediary Satisfaction with Mandatory Adoption of E-government Technologies for Food Distribution, Shweta Chopra and Prashant Rajan
Modeling and Model Validation of a Chemical Injection Sprayer System, Kleber R. Felizardo, Heitor V. Mercaldi, Paulo E. Crubinel, Vilma A. Oliveira, and Brian L. Steward
The effect of chicken blood and its components on wastewater characteristics and sewage surcharges, R. A. Garcia, C. M. Nieman, R. A. Haylock, Kurt A. Rosentrater, and G. J. Piazza
Methodologies for probing the metatranscriptome of grassland soil, Aaron Garoutte, Erick Cardenas, James Tiedje, and Adina Howe
Food safety modernization act: A quality management approach to identify and prioritize factors affecting adoption of preventive controls among small food facilities, Abhay K. Grover, Shweta Chopra, and Gretchen A. Mosher
Energy Use for Field Operations, Crop Drying, and Swine Housing on University Farms, H. Mark Hanna, Jay D. Harmon, and Dana D. Schweitzer
Influence of Storage Bin Design and Feed Characteristics on Flowability of Pig Diets Containing Maize Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles, Adrienne M. Hilbrands, Kurt A. Rosentrater, Gerald C. Shurson, and Lee J. Johnston
Woodchip Denitrification Bioreactors: Impact of Temperature and Hydraulic Retention Time on Nitrate Removal, Natasha L. Hoover, Alok Bhandari, Michelle L. Soupir, and Thomas B. Moorman
Identification of the Core Set of Carbon-Associated Genes in a Bioenergy Grassland Soil, Adina Howe, Fan Yang, Ryan J. Williams, Folker Meyer, and Kirsten S. Hofmockel
Effects of tillage and poultry manure application rates on Salmonella and fecal indicator bacteria concentrations in tiles draining Des Moines Lobe soils, C. E. Hruby, M. L. Soupir, T. B. Moorman, M. Shelley, and R. S. Kanwar
Student Perspectives on a New Online Biomass Production Module for Fundamentals of Biorenewable Resources and Technology, Darren H. Jarboe, D. Raj Raman, Thomas J. Brumm, Robert A. Martin, and Scott McLeod
Differential Impacts of Online Delivery Methods on Student Learning: A Case Study in Biorenewables, Darren H. Jarboe, D. Raj Raman, Thomas J. Brumm, Robert Martin, and Scott McLeod
Pre-Enrollment Identification of At-Risk Students in a Large Engineering College, Amy L. Kaleita, Gregory R. Forbes, Ekaterina Ralston, Jonathan I. Compton, Darin Wohlgemuth, and D. Raj Raman
Successful grant-writing strategies for junior scientists: An American public university perspective, Jacek A. Koziel
Automatic recognition of lactating sow behaviors through depth image processing, F. Lao, T. Brown-Brandl, J. P. Stinn, K. Liu, G. Teng, and H. Xin
Estimating Ventilation Rates of Animal Houses through CO2 Balance, Zifei Liu, Wendy Powers, and Jay D. Harmon
Fate and transport of tylosin-resistant bacteria and macrolide resistance genes in artificially drained agricultural fields receiving swine manure, Elizabeth M. Luby, Thomas B. Moorman, and Michelle L. Soupir
Engaging Students in the Land O'Lakes Global Food Challenge, John Lumkes Jr. and Kurt A. Rosentrater
Summary of performance data for technologies to control gaseous, odor, and particulate emissions from livestock operations: Air management practices assessment tool (AMPAT), Devin L. Maurer, Jacek A. Koziel, Jay D. Harmon, Steven J. Hoff, Angela M. Rieck-Hinz, and Daniel S. Andersen
Effective Systems Depend on Informed Decisions, Gretchen Mosher
Applying What You Have Learned, Gretchen Mosher, Norman Muzzy, and Dana Woolley
Grain and biomass nutrient uptake of conventional corn and their genetically modified isolines, Shannon L. Osborne, R. Michael Lehman, and Kurt A. Rosentrater
Surface Application of Soybean Peroxidase and Calcium Peroxide for Reducing Odorous VOC Emissions from Swine Manure Slurry, David B. Parker, Morgan Hayes, Tami M. Brown-Brandl, Bryan L. Woodbury, Mindy Spiehs, and Jacek A. Koziel
Urease Inhibitor for Reducing Ammonia Emissions from an Open-Lot Beef Cattle Feedyard in the Texas High Plains, David B. Parker, Marty B. Rhoads, Bok-Haeng Baek, Jacek A. Koziel, Heidi M. Waldrip, and Richard W. Todd
Designing for Food Security: Portability and the Expansion of User Freedoms Through the COREPDS in Chhattisgarh, India, Prashant Rajan, Shweta Chopra, A. K. Somasekhar, and Chad M. Laux
Approaching Safety through Quality: Factors Influencing College Student Perceptions, Sai K. Ramaswamy and Gretchen A. Mosher
Design and Feasibility of an Impact-Based Odor Control System, Brett C. Ramirez, Steven J. Hoff, and Lun Tong
Properties of Extrusion Processed Corn and Corn Coproducts, Jordan J. Rich and Kurt A. Rosentrater
Effects of water stress on total biomass, tuber yield, harvest index and water use efficiency in Jerusalem artichoke, Ruttanachira Ruttanaprasert, Sanun Jogloy, Nimitr Vorasoot, Thawan Kesmala, Rameshwar S. Kanwar, C. Corley Holbrook, and Aran Patanothai
Analysis of Odorants in Marking Fluid of Siberian Tiger (Panthera tigris altaica) Using Simultaneous Sensory and Chemical Analysis with Headspace Solid-Phase Microextraction and Multidimensional Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry-Olfactometry, Simone B. Soso and Jacek A. Koziel
Sediment E. coli as a Source of Stream Impairment, Michelle Soupir and Pramod Pandey
Measured and predicted temperature of maize grain (Zea mays L.) under hermetic storage conditions, Rashid A. Suleiman and Kurt A. Rosentrater
Periodic Physical Disturbance: An Alternative Method for Controlling Sitophilus zeamais (Maize Weevil) Infestation, Rashid A. Suleiman, Kurt A. Rosentrater, and Bernard Chove
Impact of Dietary Carbohydrate and Protein Source and Content on Swine Manure Foaming Properties, Mark B. Van Weelden, Daniel S. Andersen, Brian J. Kerr, Steven L. Trabue, Kurt A. Rosentrater, Laura M. Pepple, and Tania M. B. dos Santos
Impact of fiber source and feed particle size on swine manure properties related to spontaneous foam formation during anaerobic decomposition, M. B. Van Weelden, D. S. Andersen, B. J. Kerr, S. L. Trabue, and L. M. Pepple
Extrudability and Consolidation of Blends between CGM and DDGS, C. J. R. Verbeek and Kurt A. Rosentrater
Near Infrared Spectroscopy (NIRS) Calibrations for Moisture in High Moisture Corn Co-Products, Camille Vernieres, Charles R. Hurburgh, Glen Rippke, and Connie L. Hardy
Design of variable screw pitch rib snapping roller and residue cutter for corn harvesters, Gang Wang, Honglei Jia, Lie Tang, Jian Zhuang, Xinming Jiang, and Mingzhuo Guo
Use of recycled containers for hermetic maize storage In East Africa, A. Yakubu, L. A. Wilson, C. J. Bern, and T. J. Brumm
Mortality Rate of Weaned and Feeder Pigs as Affected by Ground Transport Conditions, Yang Zhao, Hongwei Xin, and Jay D. Harmon
Microbial activity in forest soil reflects the changes in ecosystem properties between summer and winter, Lucia Žifčáková, Tomáš Větrovský, Adina Howe, and Petr Baldrian
Quantifying Attachment and Antibiotic Resistance of Escherichia coli from Conventional and Organic Swine Manure, Martha R. Zwonitzer, Michelle L. Soupir, Laura R. Jarboe, and Douglas R. Smith
Publications from 2015
Phosphorus Sorption Capacity of Six Iowa Soils before and after Five Years of Use as Vegetative Treatment Areas, Daniel S. Andersen, Matthew J. Helmers, and Robert T. Burns
Lab-assay for estimating methane emissions from deep-pit swine manure storages, D. S. Andersen, M. B. Van Weelden, S. L. Trabue, and L. M. Pepple
Studying Plant–Insect Interactions with Solid Phase Microextraction: Screening for Airborne Volatile Emissions Response of Soybeans to the Soybean Aphid, Aphis glycines Matsumura (Hemiptera: Aphididae), Lingshuang Cai, Jacek A. Koziel, and Matthew E. O'Neal
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Youth is being served at the New York Shakespeare Festival, whose scheduled season-ending production of Shakespeare's rarely seen final work (on which he collaborated with John Fletcher), ''The Two Noble Kinsmen,'' has been postponed. Instead the festival has substituted a more familiar play, ''As You Like It,'' in a compact rendering at the Joseph Papp Public Theater, performed with enthusiasm by a sprightly, fresh-faced ensemble.
The production did not originate with the festival, and like a rookie summoned to replace an injured star, it is as if it had been called up from the minor leagues, though that is to characterize, not disparage. The director is Erica Schmidt, who presents the play with a cast of six and who first staged it in a parking lot and at the 2000 New York International Fringe Festival.
Ms. Schmidt's most recent work was the giddy stage version of the porn film ''Debbie Does Dallas.'' Happily, she renders Shakespeare's comedy of couplings with the hormones-on-a-rampage sensibility muted.
Well, somewhat. Rosalind, as portrayed by Bryce Dallas Howard, has her moments of hysteria and heavy breathing as she contemplates Orlando (Lorenzo Pisoni). But mostly this is a production that the director has well under control, and that's especially impressive because it is staged with some derring-do.
The 6 actors, who are playing 14 roles, are constantly running on and off the mostly bare stage floor and re-emerging as other characters, morphing in an instant from actors into stagehands and back again, and tossing around the props that identify the characters -- like a hat and an apple -- as though they were well-trained carnival jugglers. The costumes (designed by Ms. Schmidt) also belong on the midway.Continue reading the main story
At an hour 40 minutes the show moves like a rocket; the text has been trimmed, but it also seems purposeful that the actors have been encouraged to race through their lines. Some of the language is swallowed, but the elocutionary speed contributes to the Keystone Kops-style staging.
And the cast is charming, if not always up to Shakespearean demands. The lack of experience shows primarily in the minor, buffoonish roles, where even for seasoned actors the challenge of putting an original spin on slapstick is often too much. Here the lovesick shepherd Silvius (Drew Cortese), the unrelentingly depressed Jaques (Johnny Giacalone) and Adam, the aged servant (Jennifer Ikeda) are all played with bravado, but a little too reminiscent of Benny Hill or Sesame Street or some such. Lethia Nall does better as Celia, playing her as a chattery girl with nerdy confidence as long as she's only in the company of her beloved cousin Rosalind but no confidence at all when other people are around. She spends most of the play fussing obsessively with a tea set.
Ms. Howard shows herself to be quite the fetching temptress -- even in a blue jumpsuit with her hair under a wool cap when she's masquerading as a man -- but she has a tendency to overact. All too often you are conscious that she is making a face, as if the lines and the gesture were memorized together. Granted, she has the play's central role. But she has a way to go before her Rosalind becomes the complicated, manipulative and brilliantly self-analyzing girl who is one of Shakespeare's most formidable heroines.
Mr. Pisoni, however, is another story. Model-handsome with the physique (not to mention the strength and grace) of a gymnast, he plays both Orlando and his cruel brother, Oliver, delivering the lines with an understated ease. But he also performs some remarkable acrobatics. And it's not just the handstands, flips and monkeyish climbs up the scaffolding.
He gets into -- and out from under -- the hat that distinguishes the brothers with a Houdini-like sleight of hand. (Sleight of head?) And when the two brothers wrestle with each other, Mr. Pisoni puts on a one-man show. Ms. Schmidt has obviously staged much of this production around Mr. Pisoni's athletic gifts, and wisely so. But he's the center of this swift and engaging production in more ways than one.
By William Shakespeare; directed by Erica Schmidt; costumes by Ms. Schmidt; lighting by Shelly Sabel; production stage manager, Buzz Cohen; managing director, Michael Hurst; associate producer, Bonnie Metzgar; director of production, Joe Levy. Presented by the Public Theater, George C. Wolfe, producer; Mara Manus, executive director. At Martinson Hall, in the Joseph Papp Public Theater, 425 Lafayette Street, at Astor Place, East Village.
WITH: Drew Cortese (LeBeau, Duke Frederick, Duke Senior and Silvius), Johnny Giacalone (Touchstone and Jaques), Bryce Dallas Howard (Rosalind), Jennifer Ikeda (Adam, Phebe and Audrey), Lethia Nall (Celia and William) and Lorenzo Pisoni (Orlando and Oliver).Continue reading the main story


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The tournament being organised by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) will see India clash with West Indies on September 14, as per the tentative itinerary prepared by the BCCI.
''The itinerary has to be approved by the Board's Working Committee at its sitting in Chennai on August 16,'' said BCCI Secretary Niranjan Shah in Mumbai today.
''The first three matches would be played in Singapore and the last four, including the final on September 24, would be held in Malaysia. All the matches would be held under lights,'' Mr Shah added.
''All matches would commence at 3 pm local time [1230 IST], except the third tie (September 16, between India and Australia) which would start at 2 pm (1130 IST) to enable the teams to finish early and leave Singapore for Malaysia,'' he said.
Mr Shah also added that the Indian squad for the tournament, as well as the final team for the October 7-November 5 Champions Trophy, would be picked on September 6 or 7.
The tentative schedule: Sept 12: Australia v West Indies Sept 14: India v West Indies Sept 16: India v Australia Sept 18: Australia v West Indies Sept 20: India v West Indies Sept 22: India v Australia Sept 24: Final.


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Computer use and stress, sleep disturbances, and symptoms of depression among young adults – a prospective cohort study
Stress and anxiety
We have previously studied prospective associations between computer use and mental health symptoms in a selected young adult population. The purpose of this study was to investigate if high computer use is a prospective risk factor for developing mental health symptoms in a population-based sample of young adults.
The study group was a cohort of young adults (n = 4163), 20–24 years old, who responded to a questionnaire at baseline and 1-year follow-up. Exposure variables included time spent on computer use (CU) in general, email/chat use, computer gaming, CU without breaks, and CU at night causing lost sleep. Mental health outcomes included perceived stress, sleep disturbances, symptoms of depression, and reduced performance due to stress, depressed mood, or tiredness. Prevalence ratios (PRs) were calculated for prospective associations between exposure variables at baseline and mental health outcomes (new cases) at 1-year follow-up for the men and women separately.
Both high and medium computer use compared to low computer use at baseline were associated with sleep disturbances in the men at follow-up. High email/chat use was negatively associated with perceived stress, but positively associated with reported sleep disturbances for the men. For the women, high email/chat use was (positively) associated with several mental health outcomes, while medium computer gaming was associated with symptoms of depression, and CU without breaks with most mental health outcomes. CU causing lost sleep was associated with mental health outcomes for both men and women.
Time spent on general computer use was prospectively associated with sleep disturbances and reduced performance for the men. For the women, using the computer without breaks was a risk factor for several mental health outcomes. Some associations were enhanced in interaction with mobile phone use. Using the computer at night and consequently losing sleep was associated with most mental health outcomes for both men and women. Further studies should focus on mechanisms relating information and communication technology (ICT) use to sleep disturbances.
The widespread use of modern information and communication technology (ICT) in work life and private life follows in the wake of rapid advances in technology and popularization of different devices and applications, implying fast changes in exposure profiles in the population over the past few decades. The issue of possible negative effects of exposure to ICT has been raised by various groups. Musculoskeletal symptoms and ergonomics in relation to computer use and different input devices have been examined
In 2010, 91% of the Swedish population (16–74 years old) had access to the Internet at home
There has been a growing number of publications concerning ICT addiction
Another focus has been computer gaming. Playing computer games is more common among men and boys than among women or girls (e.g.
Furthermore, in our interview study
While we have previously performed a prospective study on computer use in relation to mental health symptoms in a selected university student cohort
The purpose of this study was to investigate if high computer use is a risk factor for developing mental health symptoms in a population sample of young adults. Specific aims included examining associations, if any, between time spent on computer use in general, time spent on communication (emailing or chatting) in leisure, time spent on computer gaming, using the computer without breaks, and getting stuck behind the computer screen at night and thus losing sleep, on the one hand, and perceived stress, sleep disturbances, and symptoms of depression, on the other. Furthermore, we wanted to explore perceived social support in relation to computer use. As a final goal, we aimed to examine potential interaction between computer and mobile phone use on mental health symptoms.
Study population and data collection
The study population consisted of a cohort of young adults (Figure
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Study population
Study population. The participation process from study population to study group.
Exposure variables
Information about computer use was collected from the cohort study questionnaire at baseline, including average time spent daily on general computer use, on emailing or chatting in leisure, and on computer gaming, as well as how often the computer was used for more than 2 hours without breaks, and how often sleep was lost because of getting stuck late at night by the computer. Also, information about mobile phone use (average number of calls and SMSs sent and received per day) was collected from the questionnaire. Response data were categorical, and were further divided into
Mental health outcome variables
Information about perceived mental health symptoms was collected from the cohort study questionnaire at baseline and follow-up. The outcome variable
Social support
The variable social support was based on the item:
Sociodemographic variables
In the multivariate analysis, potentially confounding sociodemographic factors were collected from the baseline questionnaire and adjusted for, including
Spearman correlation analysis was used to examine associations between the different computer exposure variables, and between the exposure variables and social support. For analysis of dropout between the initial cohort baseline and 1-year follow-up, Wilcoxon's (two-sided) two-sample test was used. The Cox proportional hazard model, using SAS PROC PHREG (SAS Institute, Inc., Cary, NC, USA), with time set to 1, was used to calculate prevalence ratios (PRs) with a 95% confidence interval (CI) for multivariate analysis of prospective associations between exposure variables high, medium, and low (reference level) and mental health outcomes (yes or no). The robust variance option (COVS) was used to produce accurate CIs
In all prospective analyses, participants who reported symptoms at baseline were excluded from the analysis of the mental health outcome variable concerned. For example, when analyzing sleep disturbances, subjects with sleep disturbances at baseline were excluded. It is possible that the included subjects had one or more of the other mental health symptoms at baseline; however, these were not accounted for in the analysis of sleep disturbances.
Two sets of extra analyses were performed; one, including also those with symptoms at baseline, adding the baseline value of the outcome variable as a confounder, and the other, including only those who reported symptoms at baseline.
All analyses were performed separately for the men and women. The PRs were adjusted for sociodemographic factors including relationship status, educational level, and occupation. These potential confounders were chosen based on theoretical hypothesis and were added to all analyses if p ≤ 0.10 in at least some of the analyses. Age was not considered a confounder because of the limited age span of the study group. Missing values (i.e., non-responses to items in the questionnaire) were excluded from the analyses, which means that the n varied in all analyses. PRs with a 95% CI not including 1.00 (before rounding) were considered statistically significant.
Finally, some computer exposure variables were analyzed for possible interaction with mobile phone use, by using all nine possible category combinations of the two variables in the analysis. Multivariate analyses were performed to calculate PRs using the Cox procedure, as described earlier, using the "
All analyses were performed using the statistical software package SAS, version 9.2 (SAS Institute, Inc., Cary, NC, USA).
Exposure, mental health symptoms, and social support in study group at baseline
Almost 40% of the men and 30% of the women were categorized as having
The women reported current stress almost twice as often as the men (29% compared to 16%) at baseline. Twenty-three percent of the men and 34% of the women indicated sleep disturbances. Of the men, 27% reported one and 24% both symptoms of depression, and of the women, 30% reported one and 34% both symptoms of depression. Ten percent of the men and 20% of the women reported reduced performance due to stress, depressed mood, or tiredness. Among participants who were symptom-free at baseline (in terms of the outcome variable concerned), the prevalence of new cases at 1-year follow-up was as follows, for men and women respectively: current stress: 10% and 19%, sleep disturbances: 15% and 20%, symptoms of depression (one item): 24% and 28%, symptoms of depression (two items): 12% and 18%, and reduced performance: 7% and 14%.
Sixteen percent of the men and 13% of the women perceived
Prospective associations between computer exposure at baseline and mental health outcomes (new cases) at 1-year follow-up
The only clear association concerning
The extra analyses including also participants with symptoms at baseline, and adjusting for baseline health, gave results in the same direction as the results presented above. The PRs were approximately in between the PRs in Table
Interaction effects: computer and mobile phone use
There seemed to be an interaction between
Social support
There were no associations between
Dropout analysis
The non-respondents at the initial cohort baseline were more often male (a difference of 17 percentage points) and were somewhat younger (an age difference of <0.1 years), more often married (a difference of 1.4 percentage points), and more often foreign-born (8 percentage points difference), compared to the study population invited to participate
Furthermore, the dropout group (n = 2962) from the initial cohort baseline (n = 7125) to 1-year follow-up also had a higher proportion of men, resulting in almost twice as many women as men (65% vs. 35%) in the final study group (n = 4163). The participants in the study group had a slightly higher educational level and differed in occupation in that they were less often working and more often studying at baseline compared to the dropout group (differences of up to 10 percentage units). The level of
We found prospective associations between aspects of computer use and several mental health outcomes in this population-based sample of young adults. Some of the associations were enhanced in interaction with mobile phone use. A major strength of the study is its longitudinal design, with exposure assessed among symptom-free participants prior to outcome assessment. (Extra analyses, including also participants with symptoms at baseline and adjusting for baseline health, gave results in the same direction as the presented results, although with lower PRs). However, the latency period in our study is fairly long (1 year) and we have no information about the exposure and mental health outcomes in the latency period. The mental health symptoms are common in the population and may come and go in the latency period. Hence, the time span between measurements may not be optimal for assessing possible effects of the exposure on mental health. For example, it is possible that long-term exposure is needed to develop, say, depression, or that a short-term exposure/short latency period is relevant for perceived stress.
The results were not consistent for all outcomes or for both men and women. For example, for men, hours spent on general computer use was a risk factor; by contrast, for women, it was the intensity of use, i.e., using the computer without breaks. The mental health outcome that seemed most affected for men was sleep disturbances, while for women, a more general pattern occurred.
Effects of computer exposure on perceived current stress at follow-up were mostly seen in parallel with sleep disturbances. This could be expected since the current stress item actually encompasses sleep problems. We have not assessed the relationship between the different mental health outcomes or pursued possible comorbidity within the study. For example, we do not know if other mental health symptoms were present among those participants who were symptom-free in the outcome concerned in the specific analysis. Sleep disturbances can be a first step towards depression (and is a diagnostic criterion for depression, according to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 4th edition (DSM IV)). For example, in one study of young adults
With regard to inconsistency of results, there was even a negative association between
It has been claimed that women, more than men, use the computer for communication purposes
Social isolation is another possible consequence of high computer use, and a negative loop has been suggested
Addiction to the Internet has been suggested as a possible mental health risk factor, but was not assessed in the present study. In a Norwegian cross-sectional adult population sample
Computer gaming was more common among the men than the women in our study (as in other studies (e.g.,
High ICT use can mirror a hectic lifestyle with high demands (extrinsic as well as intrinsic). It can mirror a lifestyle with lack of recovery, and have potential effects on sleep. Moreover, it is possible that ICT use contributes to a sedentary lifestyle. A sedentary lifestyle can have negative effects on mental health, while physical activity has positive effects on mental health and is acknowledged as a possible complementary treatment for depression and stress-related disorders
Methodological considerations
There are several limitations in the study, which need to be considered, for example the inconsistencies in the results, as discussed above. The study was performed in a population-based sample of young adults, which is one of its strengths. However, caution must be taken when generalizing the results. The study suffered from a high dropout rate, as is common in questionnaire studies administered in the general population (and probably more so among young adults), resulting in, e.g., women and native-born Swedes being overrepresented in the study group. It is possible that ICT exposure in the study group differs from that of the source population. There is probably a healthy participation selection bias in the cohort, which may be further enhanced when excluding participants with symptoms at baseline before analysis, as the remaining participants might differ from the source population in several aspects including health and resilience. We did adjust for potential confounding by occupation, educational level, and relationship status. However, this was done only at baseline and situations may have changed during the latency period, which will not have been accounted for. Furthermore, we adjusted for potential confounding in all analyses, even though all confounders were not relevant in all analyses. Moreover, geographical confounding may be present because half of the source population was from one region of Sweden and the other half was from the rest of the country. Gender bias was eliminated by separately analyzing men and women.
There are several limitations in using a questionnaire to collect information on exposure and health aspects. Recall bias and recall difficulties are most likely present. Agreement between self-reported and registered exposure clearly was low in one validity study concerning computer use
Some of the mental health outcomes used in the study were not validated (sleep disturbances and reduced performance due to stress, depressed mood or tiredness), including the social support variable, which is a limitation of the study. It is important to point out that the study concerns subjective symptom reports and not actual mental disorders or diagnoses. The prevalence of reported depressive symptoms was alarmingly high in our study group; approximately 50% of the men and almost 65% of the women confirmed at least one of the two depressive items. Following the suggested PRIME-MD procedure
The computer use variables based on time spent at the computer in our study did not permit us to evaluate extreme use, since the cutoff for the highest category of general
Aspects of ICT use can contain risk factors for mental wellbeing among young adults, and may be markers for (other) mechanisms associated with mental health risks. Consequently, it seems desirable to support healthy use of modern technologies in order to prevent possible destructive uses or effects, since ICT is an ever-increasing part of daily life, at work, at school, and at leisure. Since sleep and recovery are essential for maintained health, further studies could focus on mechanisms relating ICT use to sleep disturbances, to deepen our understanding and develop meaningful and evidence-based intervention programs.
Time spent on general computer use was prospectively associated with sleep disturbances and reduced performance for the men included in this study. For the women, using the computer without breaks was a risk factor for several mental health outcomes. Some associations were enhanced in interaction with mobile phone use. Using the computer at night and thus losing sleep was associated with most mental health outcomes for both men and women. Further studies should focus on mechanisms relating ICT use to sleep disturbances.
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
ST, AH, and MH designed the study. ST performed the data analysis and wrote the manuscript. AH and MH supervised the data analysis, and discussed and contributed to the manuscript. All authors have read and approved the final manuscript.
The study was funded by the Swedish Council for Working Life and Social Research.
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