THE EFFECT OF AMOUNT AND TIMING OF HUMAN RESOURCES DATA ON SUBSYSTEM DESIGN

Abstract

Human resources data (HRD) inputs supplied during design often fail to exercise a significant effect upon that development. It is possible that inputs are both insufficient and presented at incorrect times during development. The study described in the report had two main purposes: to determine whether the amount and timing of HRD influence design; and To investigate the effect upon design of different personnel quantity and quality requirements.

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Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Oct 01, 1969
Accession Number
AD0699577

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  • David Meister
  • Dennis J. Sullivan
  • Dorothy L. Finley
  • William B. Askren

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