A Future Vision For The Engineering Design Environment A Future Sociotechnical Scenario 2003 4 citations 4 self


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    • Author:  by Richard Crowder  Rob Bracewell  Gareth Hughes  Micky Kerr  David Knott  Mike Moss  Chris Clegg  Wendy Hall  Ken Wallace  Patrick Waterson  

    • Abstract:  This paper presents a future vision for the working practices of designers within a manufacturing organisation. By its very nature the engineering design environment is highly distributed in nature and is characterised by a large number of information sources, which together with the designers forms a complex sociotechnical system. In discussions with designers it is apparent that changes are required to this environment to reflect the changes in the design process and organisations. We have developed a scenario that incorporates many of the features requested by designers and managers to improve the design environment. The scenario sets out a route map for the development of technical and social tools that aid the designer.

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