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Ansari, Fazel; Seidenberg, Ulrich – International Association for Development of the Information Society, 2016
This paper discusses the complementarity of human and cyber physical production systems (CPPS). The discourse of complementarity is elaborated by defining five criteria for comparing the characteristics of human and CPPS. Finally, a management portfolio matrix is proposed for examining the feasibility of optimal collaboration between them. The…
Descriptors: Problem Solving, Cybernetics, Feasibility Studies, Human Factors Engineering
Fraser, T. M.; Pityn, P. J. – 1994
This book contains 12 case histories, each based on a real-life problem, that show how a manager can use common sense, knowledge, and interpersonal skills to solve problems in human performance at work. Each case study describes a worker's problem and provides background information and an assignment; solutions are suggested. The following cases…
Descriptors: Accessibility (for Disabled), Adults, Biomechanics, Disabilities
Bedny, Gregory Z.; Harris, Steven Robert – Mind, Culture, and Activity, 2005
This article offers an introduction to the central concepts and principles of the Systemic-Structural Theory of Activity (SSTA), an activity-theoretical approach specifically tailored to the analysis and design of human work. In activity theory, cognition is understood both as a process and as a structured system of actions. Building on the…
Descriptors: Human Factors Engineering, Design, Problem Solving, Man Machine Systems

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