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ISO 14105:2011

ISO 14105:2011 Document management – Change management for successful electronic document management system (EDMS) implementation

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ISO/TR 14105:2011 defines the cognitive, physical, organizational, and human factors as they apply to usability criteria for electronic document management systems (EDMS) development, selection and implementation.

ISO/TR 14105:2011 provides a framework for understanding the basic issues and concepts of organizational and human factors associated with implementing EDMS technologies. It describes the principles of human factors and ergonomics in their application to usability criteria for the planning and implementation of EDMS technologies, to environmental and implementation issues, and to training for long-term productivity benefits.

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2

Published Date

2011-06-07

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

16

Language Detail Icon

English

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Secure PDF

Abstract

ISO/TR 14105:2011 defines the cognitive, physical, organizational, and human factors as they apply to usability criteria for electronic document management systems (EDMS) development, selection and implementation.

ISO/TR 14105:2011 provides a framework for understanding the basic issues and concepts of organizational and human factors associated with implementing EDMS technologies. It describes the principles of human factors and ergonomics in their application to usability criteria for the planning and implementation of EDMS technologies, to environmental and implementation issues, and to training for long-term productivity benefits.

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