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  • A model-based methodology for the evaluation of computerized group decision making

    Creator:
    McNown Perry, Cindy A.
    Abstract:
    Increased global competition is forcing organizations to increase their use of group decision making today. Computerized group decision support aids (CGDSAs) are being developed to improve the efficiency of these groups and to improve decision quality. Even though the use of CGDSAs has increased, very little research has been done...
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    Dissertation
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    Eliciting, organizing and prioritizing information from groups (generally as an early phase leading to the

  • The development and application of asystemic human error identification and remediation methodology

    Creator:
    Lee, Wei-Tau
    Abstract:
    This thesis describes a Systemic Vulnerability Identification and Remediation (SVIR) methodology that identifies human fallibilities and errors in complex technical processes, and recommends remediations for the errors, based on human factors principles and guidelines. The objectives of the research described in the thesis are the development of the methodology and...
    Resource Type:
    Masters Thesis
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    process. Because of the analyst repeatedly observing and probing for information from the SME, this

  • The Design of Good Work

    Creator:
    Hattrup, Steven H.
    Abstract:
    Work occupies a considerable amount of time in most peoples’ lives and can be a source of great pleasure or a source of pain. To enhance peoples’ experience at work, we must first understand how to measure and improve the design of work. This research sought to do just that,...
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    Dissertation
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    significant investigation combined the findings from the first two investigations and contained two parts