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Nancy J. Spalding

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Greitzer, Frank L. and Spalding, Nancy J. (1992): Maintaining Stasis: Why User Acceptance of Advanced Technology is So Hard to Get (And What to Do about It). In: Proceedings of the Human Factors Society 36th Annual Meeting 1992. pp. 384-388.

The focus of this paper is on user-centered systems engineering activities supporting the acquisition, requirements gathering, and preliminary design of a major technology advancement for an operating commercial command and control system. Major activities included establishment of user-centered customer and developer organizations, knowledge acquisition, human-machine interface design and prototyping, scenario and system simulation development, and demonstration of the proposed system. Because the system was designed with substantial user input, it received a high degree of user acceptance.

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