Titlebook: Cultural Aspects of Automation; Proceedings of the 1 J. Forslin (IPC-Chairman),P. Kopacek (NOC-Chairman Conference proceedings 1992 Springe

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A Rational Basis for Determining an Appropriate Level of Automation Technology, made competitive. The problems, though, of establishing a manufacturing base largely revolve around the selection and justification of production technology to be used..In this paper a computer model has been developed to represent the manufacturing and distribution-network for a product, covering

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J. Forslin (IPC-Chairman),P. Kopacek (NOC-Chairman

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The Army at Home: from Disraeli to Hardy,In parallel there is sharpened global competition in business, where technology in itself is less seen as the prime weapon. It is rather the way it is being utilized, which depends on human resources: skills, creativity, values, commitment etc. that gives the edge. Such factors have a cultural backg

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Thackeray and the Culture of War,ndental autonomous functions; may lead the human mind towards the configuration of a prospective framework required for a precise determination of feasible autonomy’s degrees in every particular domain of the technological world, which means to deal consciously with automation

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Blake Studies: A Critical Survey,principles underlying the design and their translation into a functioning computer-program. It explores as well the cultural implications of using such a program for vocational counselling..The paper draws upon the experiences of an ongoing project on ‘Media-supported, activating vocational counsell

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