[PDF] Top 20 Reviving the Individual in Socio-technical Systems Thinking

... Hence, we posit that the phylogenetic evolution of humankind has brought about the biomechanical factors objectivating, contextualizing, spatializing, temporalizing, habitualizing, and transiting as requisite ... See full document

... regarding individual factors, such as physical processes and actor activities, whilst our own analysis aggregates to higher ...within individual system components ... See full document

... from socio-technical thinking to technochange thinking by analyzing the socio-technical research on information technology projects from different ...a socio-technochange ... See full document

... the individual level of STS ...the individual and the ...the individual level; for instance, by incorporating the principles of venustas and firmitas in the ...the individual level has been ... See full document

... creative thinking include brainstorming, constraint identification and removal, analogical reasoning with domains such as textile design, fusion cooking and music composition, and combinational creativity with ... See full document

... KMS, individual knowledge sharing, and firm’s capability of knowledge exchange and ...of individual contribution, and establishing group identity and promoting personal ... See full document

... challenging systems engineers by demanding increasingly complex and integrated IT systems (Northrop et ...planning systems, integrated healthcare systems and business critical services ... See full document

... COTS component assessment requires dealing with multiple attributes of the COTS components being compared. For example reliability, performance, security, safety etc., as mentioned previously. The selection of a ... See full document

... The SST process encourages imagination and innovation. Sometimes, the possible alternatives to an existing scenario are not immediately obvious, and commonly organisations and/or the individual stakeholders come ... See full document

... an individual or small group (a community of farmers, for example) and often escalates into a large group of potential stakeholders when the farmers, government and other agencies become aware of the issue at ... See full document

... an individual, not limited to but in- cluding; name, address, date of birth, marital status, con- tact information, ID issue and expiry date, financial re- cords, credit information, medical history, where you ... See full document

... and technical elements – subjective, creative and emotionally experienced human behaviours together with automated, logical, analytic and routine modes of activity that can be embedded in modern ...of ... See full document

... like individual preferences, transaction history, or recorded activities), or of informa- tion derived from such data (including the compilation of individual profiles or scores) ... See full document

... De Landtsheer and Van Lamsweerde [2005] model confidentiality claims in terms of specifica- tion patterns, representing properties that unauthorised agents should not know. Their reasoning identifies violations of ... See full document

... the technical component, spread equally between machines and methods for both attacks and defenses, and somewhat relevant when dealing with the structural sub-component, in the process of allocating funds to ... See full document

... research outcomes [23]. The implicit criteria of this study were implied in the theory building through the empirical interpretive case study research. By doing so, the collected and investigated stakeholder’s perception ... See full document

... From a societal perspective, one of the major aspects is that this change in energy and agricultural production does not appear to have any impact in terms of more equitable power and revenue distribution be- tween ... See full document

... and so on - have lost none of their explanatory or heuristic force in the Anthropocene context. Reassertion of the pertinence of these categories is generally made in the course of stressing the gross inequalities in the ... See full document

... pating socio-technical changes and consequently supporting strategic transport planning in practice, we use a research project aiming to structure a vision of a safe and secure Finnish transport system in ... See full document

... [11] Jafari R., Razvarz S., Gegov A. A new computational method for solving fully fuzzy nonlinear systems. Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and ... See full document