The Human Side of New Manufacturing Technology
Summary
This up-to-date volume addresses the human aspects of the technical revolution in manufacturing technology. International contributors focus on the effects that computer-based manufacturing technologies are now having in the workplace, both here and abroad. Chapters cover planning, designing and implementing the new technology, emerging issues in industrial relations, societal implications, and much more.
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