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In Scandinavia theories and methods for cooperative design tools for the computer supported craftsman have been the topics for intensive research for several years. This paper widens the discussion by taking in the question of CIM and the reshaping of the division of labour, work organisation and manufacturing processes. The paper argues for an evaluation of methods and tools developed for very different aspects of integrated manufacturing.
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Havn, E. Joint organisational and technical development of CIM-systems: An extension of the classic scandinavian approach. AI & Soc 5, 308–320 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02077437
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