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PRODUCTION SCHEDULING: SOME ISSUES RELATING TO THE LOCATION OF THE USER IN THE DECISION-MAKING ARCHITECTURE

Manufacturing industry has not embraced scheduling software. It is argued that this is due to users not being centrally located in the decision-making process in available software. Some consequences of the users’ position in the decision process are explored through comparison of scheduling software based on normative design and software designed using cognitive work analysis.