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- Teaching an Ethnographic Approach to Requirements Elicitation in an Enterprise Architecture CourseGil Regev, Laura Regev, Yasmina Naïm, Julie Lang, Alain Wegmann. 5-19 [doi]
- Socio-Technical Toolbox for Business Systems Analysis and DesignPeter M. Bednar, Moufida Sadok. 20-31 [doi]
- Sociotechnical Systems Through a Work System Lens: A Possible Path for Reconciling System Conceptualizations, Business Realities, and Humanist Values in IS DevelopmentSteven Alter. 32-39 [doi]
- Sociotechnical Systems (STS) in Coordination of Virtual Innovation WorkBert Painter, Pamela Posey, Douglas Austrom, Ramkrishnan Tenkasi, Betty Barrett, Betsy Merck. 40-55 [doi]
- A Neurobiological Perspective on Socio-Technical SystemsLars Taxén. 56-68 [doi]
- Sociotechnical Requirements Specification - an Example of Continuous Support for Collaborative Modelling and DesignThomas Herrmann, Alexander Nolte. 69-83 [doi]
- Modeling and Analyzing Information Quality Requirements of Socio-technical Systems: Experience ReportMohamad Gharib, Paolo Giorgini. 84-99 [doi]
- The Process Analysis as a Frame to Merge Social and Technical Issues in the Design of Information and Management SystemsPaola Mauri. 100-105 [doi]
- Scaling up the Engagement in Participatory DesignMichela Cozza, Antonella De Angeli. 106-113 [doi]
- Functional Decomposition of a Socio-Technical System: What is Missing?Ilia Bider. 114-120 [doi]
- Modelling and Analysing Socio-Technical SystemsZaruhi Aslanyan, Marieta Georgieva Ivanova, Flemming Nielson, Christian W. Probst. 121-124 [doi]
- HIPing Innovation Education in University. Introducing Socio-Technical Concepts for Cross-Disciplinary Teams in Applied Computer SciencesMariusz Nowostawski, Stewart Kowalski, Jeffy Mwakalinga. 125-128 [doi]