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Is digitalisation rendering human beings dispensable at work? This seems unlikely; but the tasks performed by people will change.
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Extensive scientific research has been done on the human-centred design of work. However, new technologies are changing the world of work and leading to a change in the social attitudes surrounding the organisation and design of work. This raises the question of how can work be made human-centred in the digital age? In the programme component "Tasks in times of digital change", BAuA is therefore re-examining the existing knowledge and standards regarding the digital world of work in terms of their applicability. The focus lies on the following questions:
The current state of knowledge on the impact of digitalisation on the world of work will firstly be analysed and then presented in the course of systematic reviews. To prevent this analysis from being restricted to certain occupational groups, the focus is not on occupations, but on the changing tasks. These can be part of a variety of occupations. A differentiation is made between four activity clusters:
The objective of the programme component "Tasks in times of digital change" is the provision of task-specific knowledge. On this basis, guiding principles for the digital world of work will be developed.
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