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Title Work Informatics – An Operationalisation of Social Informatics
Author Nurminen, M. I.
Source Social Informatics: An Information Society for All? In Remembrance of Rob Kling
Year 2006
Database SpringerLink
Access date 15.11.2006
Abstract
A new approach to informatics and Social Informatics is introduced called Work Informatics. It is compared with Social Informatics, and it turns out that there is a high resemblance between their scopes and objectives. Work Informatics is more operational and therefore, we can use it more easily for practical purposes. Social, technical, and socio-technical aspects of both are analysed. The focus, unit of analysis and contents of Work Informatics are briefly outlined.
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