GIS, Organisations and People: A Socio-technical Approach
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GIS, Organisations and People: A Socio-technical Approach

by James Petch

Business Technology Geography
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GIS, Organisations and People explores geographic information systems through a socio-technical lens. Focusing on the connections among technology, organisations, and people, the book provides a concise perspective on the human and organisational dimensions of GIS and its place within wider professional and institutional settings.

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GIS, Organisations and People presents a socio-technical approach to geographic information systems.

The book focuses on the relationship between GIS, organisations, and the people who use or encounter these systems.

It offers a perspective that places technical tools within broader organisational and human contexts.

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