SOCIOTECHNICAL CHANGE AND PERCEIVED WORK SITUATIONS: SOME CONCEPTUAL PROPOSITIONS AND AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION IN DIFFERENT OFFICE SETTINGS
Joerg Sydow
(Institute for Management, Free University of Berlin, Garystrasse 21, D‐1000 Berlin 33 (W. Germany))
Abstract
Increasingly office work is subject to sociotechnical change. The layout and the results of an empirical study are presented; this study is particularly concerned with the micro perspective on the interrelationship of new office technology and perceived work situations. Some implications of the study are outlined.
Citation
Sydow, J. (1984), "SOCIOTECHNICAL CHANGE AND PERCEIVED WORK SITUATIONS: SOME CONCEPTUAL PROPOSITIONS AND AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION IN DIFFERENT OFFICE SETTINGS", Office Technology and People, Vol. 2 No. 2, pp. 121-132. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb022629
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