Taxonomic Workstation System User Guide

The Taxonomic Workstation System (TWS) is a relational data base management system which facilitates the development and manipulation of hierarchically organized information, thereby eliminating the need for the more onerous and time consuming manual task analysis systems. Its primary intended use i...

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Hauptverfasser:	Rigg, Kay E, Rigg, Jean, Headley, Donald B, Marshall-Mies, Joanne
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Schlagworte:	ASH70 CLASSIFICATION COMPUTER APPLICATIONS Computer Programming and Software COMPUTER PROGRAMS Computer Systems COMPUTERS DATA BASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS DATA BASES DATA MANAGEMENT HUMANS INVENTORY JOB ANALYSIS JOBS LIBRARIES MENU MICROCOMPUTERS PE62716A PERFORMANCE(HUMAN) POWER RELATIONAL DATA BASES REQUIREMENTS RISK SCANNING SCENARIOS SKILLS TAXONOMY TIME TWS(TAXONOMIC WORKSTATION SYSTEM) USER MANUALS WORK STATIONS
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