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January 1, 201410 citationsOpen Access

Managing Production Complexity by Supporting Cognitive Processes in Final Assembly

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SMSandra MattssonÅBÅsa Fasth BerglundJSJohan Stahre

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Abstract: Managing production complexity in final assembly includes understanding and supporting the operators cognitive processes. In this paper three models for information handling and decision-making are combined to better describe intuitive processes in this context. The combination form a conceptual model that was tested using two case scenarios. The scenarios show that by supporting cognitive processes e.g. by simplifying information and presenting it in a better way, production complexity could be better managed, thereby increasing operator performance and satisfaction.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1d872933e2df9c962fa834https://doi.org/10.13140/2.1.3731.0724
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