Titlebook: Social Science Research on CAD/CAM; Results of a First E Michael Rader,Bernd Wingert,Ulrich Riehm Conference proceedings 1988 Springer-Verl

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Conference proceedings 1988y dominated by human labour. The use of computers in such areas has increasingly attracted social science research. There are several reasons one could suggest for this, not least of them being the simple fact that public money is being provided for such research. Of course, some of the interest may

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Social Science Research on CAD/CAM in the UKe implications of the new microelectronics-based Information Technology ‘revolution’. Since the late 1970s a number of research units and individuals have been exploring the social implications of a range of new technologies. Whilst the focus of this review will be on CAD/CAM it will also be useful,

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Computer Aided Design in Switzerlandd come to the attention of a broader public. This fact was particularly well illustrated by the interest focused on CAD at recent exhibitions such as ‘Swissdata’ in Basel, and at union meetings like ‘Gewerkschaft Bau and Holz’.

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Notes on Other Countriesrtion of gross national product spent on research and development. This is mainly from the public sector with little expenditure from private industry. There is also little expenditure on military R&D compared with countries like the USA or Great Britain. In common with British tradition, there is a

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Psychosocial Factors in CAD/CAM Research and Development Activities, sponsored by the Swedish Board for Technical Development. The work is carried out at the Unit for Computer Aids in Production at KTH. Identification of psychosocial factors of importance for work-satisfaction and a systematic consideration of human factors as well as analyzing methods for these ar

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Management Strategies for the Introduction and Control of Interactive Computer Graphics Systemsices of companies in England .). The subject of this research has been the management strategies developed to introduce and control the operation of ICG systems. This focus arises from a concern that at present most attention is being given to the patterns of adoption and diffusion of this technolog