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    E-SIGNAL
    (Ecole Superieure De Managment Tlemcen, 2026-06-18) Mohamed Benhamou Salah Eddine Benabdallah
    Healthcare institutions in Algeria face continuous challenges in managing medical equipment breakdowns, which can impact the quality of care. In this context, the E-SIGNAL project aims to develop an innovative digital system and mobile application that allows for the management and reporting of malfunctions and maintenance problems in both public and private healthcare facilities. This thesis examines the strategic, economic, and technological feasibility of the project through a methodology that combines literature review, a field survey (at the Mother and Child Hospital in Tlemcen), and strategic analysis tools (SWOT, PESTEL). The results reveal a strong development potential for modernizing hospital infrastructure and providing a relevant digitized response to maintenance needs. The project fits within a comprehensive hospital digital transformation strategy, valuing both medical staff and technical intervention teams. This thesis also provides recommendations for the implementation and future evolution of the project.
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    « PROXICARE » Vers la numérisation des services à la personne .
    (Ecole Superieure De Managment Tlemcen, 2025-06-22) DJOUAD Ayaterrahmane
    Algeria is facing a growing aging population, leading to an increased demand for home care services. In this context, the Proxicare project aims to develop an innovative mobile application that connects qualified caregivers with elderly or dependent individuals. This thesis examines the strategic, economic, and technological feasibility of the project through a methodology that combines literature review, field survey, and strategic tools (SWOT, PESTEL, SMART). The results reveal a strong development potential in major Algerian cities and a relevant response to the need for personalized, digitized support. The project fits within an inclusive digital transformation strategy, valuing both caregivers and beneficiaries. The thesis also provides recommendations for the implementation and future evolution of the project.