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,Str?mung um Schaufeln und Profile,sfully in teams and the ability of teams themselves to work well, is now a prerequisite of successful human centred engineering. Learning how to work well in interdisciplinary teams is not a trivial matter. It is a skill that has to be understood, learned and carefully honed. This paper builds on cu

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,Str?mung um Schaufeln und Profile,ursued; traditional concepts can impede human-centred production. A post-Fordist quality concept is proposed which acknowledges the heterogeneity of markets. This quality concept implies that ‘fitness for purpose’ is only possible for a company if its marketing system is also human-centred.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-52706-7e detail design stage. It covers the gap which (at least in the first stages) the traditional systems development cycle has. To examine the human-computer interfaces, prototyping is used:.The proposed methodology has been tested in practice and its framework can be adjusted to handle different types