| This ambitious sociotechnical systems job re-design was initially highly successful. |
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| The realism of the measures suggested concerning the sociotechnical and economic situation of the company and the lawful context is ensured. |
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| Your average advanced sociotechnical system isn't going to get out of bed for a million quid. |
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| Industrial systems are complex sociotechnical organisms that exploit the natural resources to fulfill the needs of the human community. |
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| Conceptually, however, the term needs to be fit into the framework concept of the sociotechnical knowledge regime. |
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| The discipline employs a sociotechnical approach, placing the study of information technology in the context of management, organizations, and society. |
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| In contrast to the shapings and constrainings of human identities in the sociotechnical network, here we have an expansion of identity. |
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| Individuals and institutions generally act with and in sociotechnical systems in which tasks are distributed among human and technological components, which mutually affect each other in contingent ways. |
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| In addition to these intrinsic aspects of work, sociotechnical systems design considers several extrinsic aspects which can affect commitment to work, such as pay, material and physical conditions and organizational rules. |
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| With a view to assessing social technologies, it also seems advisable to broaden the focus of social technologies systemically and to examine the sociotechnical knowledge regimes, as they are called, within which they emerge. |
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| In the initial stages, work centred on developing sociotechnical innovations that would allow producers' organizations to respond to new demands from buyers: quantities and quality required, and delivery times. |
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