Sociotechnical systems

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Name (Hebrew)
מערכות סוציו-טכניות
Name (Latin)
Sociotechnical systems
Name (Arabic)
الأنظمة الاجتماعية والتقنية
Other forms of name
Socio-technical systems
See Also From tracing topical name
Human-machine systems
Technology Social aspects
MARC
MARC

Other Identifiers

Wikidata: Q1639361
Library of congress: sh2015002635
Sources of Information
  • Work cat: Dalpiaz, Fabiano. Security requirements engineering : designing secure socio-technical systems, 2015:galley preface (designers have to study the bigger picture that includes not only the software under design, but also the humans operating and interacting with it, the organizations involved, etc. Analyzing this bigger picture means designing a secure socio-technical system, rather than a merely technical system)
  • Van Horn, D. The use of analytics in the design of sociotechnical products via Inspec, viewed November 2, 2015Abstract (The use of analytics has been emerging as a way to better understand the complex dynamics and resulting trends that occur when social and technical systems intersect) uncontrolled indexing (sociotechnical systems)
  • Social sciences full text, viewed Nov. 2, 2015:(keyword: Sociotechnical systems theory)
  • Applied science & technology full text, viewed Nov. 2, 2015:(uncontrolled term: sociotechnical systems)
  • Engineering village, viewed Nov. 2, 2015(uncontrolled term: Sociotechnical systems)
  • Wikipedia, viewed Nov. 2, 2015(Sociotechnical system; STS; a concept from Eric Trist and Ken Bamforth in a paper published in 1951; "in organizational development is an approach to complex organizational work design that recognizes the interaction between people and technology in workplaces; the term also refers to the interaction between society's complex infrastructures and human behavior"
  • LC data base, viewed Nov. 2, 2015(336 records using "sociotechnical system?" 27 records using "socio technical system?")