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A Study on Occupational Diseases of Workers under Office Automation (Punching and etc)
, 1963 Masamitsu HORIUCHI
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The automation of burley tobacco barn ventilating doors
, 1961 Eva-Maria Collins +2 more
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Auto-doffer* as a Means of Automation
, 1965 Yorikazu SHIMOTSUMA, Kazuhiko Sakaguehi
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To automate or not to automate? A contingency approach to service automation
Journal of Service Management, 2023PurposeFollowing a contingency approach, this paper aims to understand when service automation can enhance or destroy value for customers in the frontline by (1) providing a comprehensive overview of factors that influence the value co-creation/co-destruction potential of service automation and (2) zooming in on the combination of service contexts and ...
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To Automate or Not to Automate! [PDF]
Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting, 2000 Systems are becoming more complex due to various technological developments (such as information and communication technology) and constraints (environmental, social and financial etc.). The first opens the possibility to make links to new domains (e.g. between product quality and profits or financial markets).
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2012 34th International Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE), 2012
Mention “test case”, and it conjures up the image of a script or a program that exercises a system under test. In industrial practice, however, test cases often start out as steps described in natural language. These are essentially directions a human tester needs to follow to interact with an application, exercising a given scenario.
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Mention “test case”, and it conjures up the image of a script or a program that exercises a system under test. In industrial practice, however, test cases often start out as steps described in natural language. These are essentially directions a human tester needs to follow to interact with an application, exercising a given scenario.
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AIP Conference Proceedings, 2008
In the global automotive industry, for decades, vehicle manufacturers have continually increased the level of automation of production systems in order to be competitive. However, there is a new trend to decrease the level of automation, especially in final car assembly, for reasons of economy and flexibility.
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In the global automotive industry, for decades, vehicle manufacturers have continually increased the level of automation of production systems in order to be competitive. However, there is a new trend to decrease the level of automation, especially in final car assembly, for reasons of economy and flexibility.
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