Titlebook: Manprint; An Approach to Syste Harold R. Booher Book 1990 Van Nostrand Reinhold 1990 communication.computer.design.manufacturing.quality ma

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Total Quality Management and Manprintabout the effectiveness of its weapons procurement process have led to renewed United States interest in methods to improve the quality of its products. American management for both commercial and military products is becoming especially intrigued with the statistical process improvement methodology

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Conceptual System Design and the Human Rolence. Sometimes they are remote from the system, but they are, nevertheless, in control. If these systems are to perform effectively, efficiently and safely, the human role must be a deliberate design effort during concept design while critical choices can still be made. Otherwise, the human role dec

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Designing for Human Error: Concepts for Error Tolerant Systemsgues that total elimination of human error is a futile pursuit. Instead, systems should be designed so that they are error tolerant in the sense that errors can occur without leading to unacceptable consequences. The idea of error tolerance is described in terms of its empirical basis and an evolvin

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Workload Assessment and Prediction, primary and secondary task measures, and physiological indices) are reviewed, examples of each category are described, and their strengths and weaknesses are summarized. The importance of carefully formulating the question which a measure is to address is emphasized, and it is argued that the ques

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