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*Although the names have been changed at the organization's request, the case study is a factual account of the author's study of the sales order processing system at a real factory.
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*Although the names have been changed at the organization's request, the case study is a factual account of the author's study of the sales order processing system at a real factory.

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Introducing a sales order processing system: the importance of human, organizational and ergonomic factorsFootnote*
*Although the names have been changed at the organization's request, the case study is a factual account of the author's study of the sales order processing system at a real factory.