Titlebook: Digital Supply Chains and the Human Factor; Matthias Klumpp,Caroline Ruiner Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 Digital work.Dig

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Digital Supply Chains and the Human Factor978-3-030-58430-6Series ISSN 2194-8917 Series E-ISSN 2194-8925

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Disruption in Smart Cities/Regions the Internet of Things are omnipresent. Especially the human role in such settings experiences important changes, which has not been adequately addressed in research yet. This introduction chapter contains an overview of elements encountered in digitalization processes in order to ensure sustainabl

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Finding Your Way Around the Sky,sponding virtual communication, increases complexity. The increase of complexity based on the growing data structure, various functionalities of digital technologies and diversity of the range of work designate the challenges in industrial maintenance. Based on a complex data structures and its virt

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The Patrick Moore Practical Astronomy Seriesive human-computer interaction and remove the need for artificial user interfaces, which users have to learn to operate. However, chatbots typically have to be configured with knowledge about the use case at hand, potential dialog paths, and user interactions, which means to explicitly define user i

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-9768-0nted top-down, workers come into play only to a marginal point. However, work processes often change fundamentally and lead to new work experiences for the workers. Thus, the integration of workers and the consideration of the social?system that frames the innovation process is central to the overal