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Work systems

A work system is a socio-technical system in which human participants and/or machines perform tasks using information, technology, and other resources to produce products and services for internal or external customers. Typical business organizations contain work systems that procure materials from suppliers, produce products, deliver products to…

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Work system framework

Work system life cycle model

Work system method

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Work systems

Nodes19
Edges18
Triples26
Avg. degree1.89
Density0.105263
Components1

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Work systems

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Work systems → Bostrom, CASE, Heinen, In, IT-reliant, Later Sumner, MIS Quarterly, Mumford, Operational, Ryan, The, This, Trist

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Tristinstance ofA number of socio-technical systems researchers0.80text
Mumford also used the term occasionallyinstance ofA number of socio-technical systems researchers0.80text
but seemed not to define it in detailinstance ofA number of socio-technical systems researchers0.80text
enjoymentinstance ofintangibles0.80text
peace of mindinstance ofintangibles0.80text
and social products such as arrangementsinstance ofintangibles0.80text
agreementsinstance ofintangibles0.80text
and organizationsinstance ofintangibles0.80text
that expressed in Starinstance ofFrom an organizational viewpoint0.80text
Bowkerinstance ofFrom an organizational viewpoint0.80text
proceduresinstance ofdeveloping the resources0.80text
training materialsinstance ofdeveloping the resources0.80text

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