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Systems Analysis and Design
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Now, closer to home, imagine you are an ergonomist who is contacted by a company and asked to lead the human factors effort in a complete redesign of a factory facility or by a city metro operator who wants you to do the same for a city-wide transport system. Ergonomists often complain that they have not been brought in early enough in development, that people were considered too late in the design process and that as a result the E/HF interventions would be costly or the design Introduction .................................................................................................................................... 221 Systems, Systems Engineering and Systems Ergonomics ............................................................. 222 Systems Development Processes ...................................................................................................224
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- Venue
- Evaluation of Human Work
- Publisher
- CRC Press
- Published
- 2015-04-16
- Pages
- 254-281
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- W2141821750
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- 88.01
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- en
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