Human Factors Solutions (Norway)

Human Factors methods use knowledge of people to evaluate and improve the interaction between individuals, technology, systems and organisations. The goal is to design a performance context that, to the largest extent possible, fosters an efficient and safe activity, while supporting the abilities, limitations and needs of the human being. HFS contributes to making systems, products, environments and services safe, easy to use and efficient.

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Human Factors methods use knowledge of people to evaluate and improve the interaction between individuals, technology, systems and organisations. The goal is to design a performance context that, to the largest extent possible, fosters an efficient and safe activity, while supporting the abilities, limitations and needs of the human being. HFS contributes to making systems, products, environments and services safe, easy to use and efficient.

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Norway

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1988

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http://www.hfs.no/

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