Titlebook: Office Automation; A User-Driven Method Don Tapscott Book 1982 Plenum Press, New York 1982 Processing.accounting.automation.computer.office

Autonomous

书目名称Office Automation影响因子(影响力)




书目名称Office Automation影响因子(影响力)学科排名




书目名称Office Automation网络公开度




书目名称Office Automation网络公开度学科排名




书目名称Office Automation被引频次




书目名称Office Automation被引频次学科排名




书目名称Office Automation年度引用




书目名称Office Automation年度引用学科排名




书目名称Office Automation读者反馈




书目名称Office Automation读者反馈学科排名

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Palter

因无茶而冷淡

Don Tapscottowie die Rückzugskraft Frv wurden in Newton (N) aufgezeichnet. Die ermittelten Werte der Rückzugskraft Frv wurden danach im Form eines Verhältnisses (in %) zu der Schnittkraft Fsr ebenfalls graphisch dargestellt. Diese Art der Aufzeichnung der Kräfte, wie auch der Art der Aufzeichnung des Schneidspa

Euthyroid

The Problem: Technology-Driven Systems,ssing the system needs of an organization, designing and implementing comprehensive sociotechnical systems which correspond to those needs, and measuring the effects of the system, once implemented. In other words, many of the main difficulties of this “third wave” in the office have not been techno

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Mutter

Assessing the Organization: Measurement, hand it is important that the organization does not become bogged down in a costly quagmire of overdetailed and unnecessary measures. On the other hand, without adequate attention to the issue of measurement, it is simply not possible to drive an appropriate design, implement, evaluate, and extend

ostracize

,Assessing the Organization: Cost—Benefit Analysis,urely conjectural and ephemeral. That is, as office systems prove their worth over time, there will come a point where it will no longer be necessary to make a business case for them, much as few people cost-justify their use of a telephone or a swivel chair. Other cynical, yet perceptive, observers

NOMAD

User Driven Design,uired to identify appropriate persons to be included in the system; determine system requirements for the user group(s); provide data for a cost—benefit analysis; and secure base-line measurement for downstream evaluations.