Sociotechnical design processes and working environment: The case of a continuous process wok

Ole Broberg

Sociotechnical design processes and working environment: The case of a continuous process wok

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A five-year design process of a continuous process wok has been studied with the aim of elucidating the conditions for integrating working environment aspects. The design proc-ess is seen as a network building activity and as a social shaping process of the artefact. A working environment log is suggested as a tool designers can use to integrate considera-tions of future operators' working environment.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	At the gateway to Cyberspace - ergonomic thinking in a new millennium
Editors	K.I. Fostervold, T. Endestad
Publisher	Nordiska Ergonomisällskapet og NEF
Publication date	2000
Pages	35-38
Publication status	Published - 2000
Event	Nordic Ergonomic Society Annual Conference - Trondheim, Norway Duration: 23 Oct 2000 → 25 Oct 2000

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Conference	Nordic Ergonomic Society Annual Conference
Country	Norway
City	Trondheim
Period	23/10/2000 → 25/10/2000

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Sociotechnical design processes and working environment: The case of a continuous process wok. / Broberg, Ole.

At the gateway to Cyberspace - ergonomic thinking in a new millennium. ed. / K.I. Fostervold; T. Endestad. Nordiska Ergonomisällskapet og NEF, 2000. p. 35-38.

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