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== '''Socio-technical theory''' ==
== '''Socio-technical theory''' ==
Mumford, E., (1995), Effective Systems Design and Requirements Analysis: The ETHICS Approach, London, Macmillan <br>
Mumford, E., (1995), Effective Systems Design and Requirements Analysis: The ETHICS Approach, London, Macmillan <br>
Mumford, E., (2003), Redesigning Human Systems, Hershey, IRM Press
Mumford, E., (2003), Redesigning Human Systems, Hershey, IRM Press
Sawyer, S., and Jarrahi, M. H. 2014. Sociotechnical Approaches to the Study of Information Systems. In A. Tucker, & H. Topi (Eds.), Computing Handbook: Information systems and information technology, 3rd Edition. Boca Raton, FL: Taylor & Francis.
== Diagram/schematic of theory ==
== Diagram/schematic of theory ==
Griffith, Terri L., Fuller, Mark A., & Northcraft, Gregory B. 1998. Facilitator influence in group support systems: Intended and unintended effects. Information Systems Research, 9(1): 20.
Griffith, Terri L., Fuller, Mark A., & Northcraft, Gregory B. 1998. Facilitator influence in group support systems: Intended and unintended effects. Information Systems Research, 9(1): 20.
Grover, Varun, & Jeong, Seung R. 1995. The implementation of business process reengineering. Journal of Management Information Systems, 12(1): 109.
Grover, Varun, & Jeong, Seung R. 1995. [http://inn.colorado.edu/Details/Paper/8639 The implementation of business process reengineering]. Journal of Management Information Systems, 12(1): 109.
Herrmann, Thomas, & Loser, Kai-Uwe. 1999. Vagueness in models of socio-technical systems. Behaviour & Information Technology, 18(5): 313-323.
Herrmann, Thomas, & Loser, Kai-Uwe. 1999. Vagueness in models of socio-technical systems. Behaviour & Information Technology, 18(5): 313-323.
Ryan, Sherry D., & Harrison, David A. 2000. Considering social subsystem costs and benefits in information technology investment decisions: A view from the field on anticipated payoffs. Journal of Management Information Systems, 16(4): 11.
Ryan, Sherry D., & Harrison, David A. 2000. Considering social subsystem costs and benefits in information technology investment decisions: A view from the field on anticipated payoffs. Journal of Management Information Systems, 16(4): 11.
Ryan, Sherry D., Harrison, David A., & Schkade, Lawrence L. 2002. Information-technology investment decisions: When do costs and benefits in the social subsystem matter? Journal of Management Information Systems, 19(2): 85-127.
Ryan, Sherry D., Harrison, David A., & Schkade, Lawrence L. 2002. [http://inn.colorado.edu/Details/Paper/7508 Information-technology investment decisions: When do costs and benefits in the social subsystem matter]? Journal of Management Information Systems, 19(2): 85-127.
Shani, A. B., Grant, Robert M., Krishnan, R., & Thompson, Eric. 1992. Advanced manufacturing systems and organizational choice: Sociotechnical system approach. California management review, 34(4): 91.
Shani, A. B., Grant, Robert M., Krishnan, R., & Thompson, Eric. 1992. Advanced manufacturing systems and organizational choice: Sociotechnical system approach. California management review, 34(4): 91.
Whitworth, Brian, & De Moor, Aldo. 2003. Legitimate by design: Towards trusted socio-technical systems. Behaviour & Information Technology, 22(1): 31.
Whitworth, Brian, & De Moor, Aldo. 2003. Legitimate by design: Towards trusted socio-technical systems. Behaviour & Information Technology, 22(1): 31.
Zemke, R. 1987. Sociotechnical systems: Bringing people and technology together. Training, 24: 47.
Zemke, R. 1987. Sociotechnical systems: Bringing people and technology together. Training, 24: 47.
== Links from this theory to other theories ==
== Links from this theory to other theories ==
[[General system theory]], [[Actor network theory]], [[Soft systems theory]]
[[General system theory]], [[Actor network theory]], [[Soft systems theory]]