Brian Sherwood Jones

Personal Homepage:
www.processforusability.co.uk
Current place of employment:
Process Contracting Limited

Brian Sherwood Jones has combined professional practice and research into the human aspects of complex systems for thirty years. After ten years in the aircraft industry, he has worked on a range of applications, including merchant ships, warships, submarines, nuclear power, process control, ATC and a brewery. He was a founder member of the Human Centred Process Improvement Group (HCPIG) which assisted with the development and application of process standards for Human Centred Design. He endeavours to apply a Usability Assurance approach, which gives assurance of a usable outcome before resources are committed.

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Publications by Brian Sherwood Jones

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Earthy, Jonathan, Jones, Brian Sherwood and Bevan, Nigel (2001): The improvement of human-centred processes -- facing the challenge and reaping the benefit of ISO 13407. In International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, 55 (4) pp. 553-585

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Publication period:2001-2001
Publication count:1
Number of co-authors:2

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Brian Sherwood Jones's 3 most productive colleagues in number of publications:

Nigel Bevan:26
Jonathan Earthy:3

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Jonathan Earthy:1
Nigel Bevan:1

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