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=== Benefits of seeing sociotechnical systems through a work system lens === Analysing and designing sociotechnical systems from a work system perspective and eliminates the artificial distinction of the social system from the technical system. This also eliminates the idea of joint optimization. By using a work system lens in can bring many benefits, such as: * Viewing the work system as a whole, making it easier to discuss and analyse * More organised approach by even outlining basic understanding of a work system * A readily usable analysis method making it more adaptable for performing analysis of a work system * Does not require guidance by experts and researchers *Reinforces the idea that a work system exists to produce a product(s)/service(s) *Easier to theorize potential staff reductions, job roles changing and reorganizations *Encourages motivation and good will while reducing the stress from monitoring *Conscientious that documentation and practice may differ<ref name=Alter2015>{{cite journal |last1=Alter |first1=Steven |title=Sociotechnical Systems through a Work System Lens :A Possible Path for Reconciling System Conceptualizations, Business Realities, and Humanist Values in IS Development |journal=Business Analytics and Information Systems |date=1 June 2015 |url=https://repository.usfca.edu/at/54/ }}</ref>
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