The relation between cognitive and organizational factors in the production environment

Citation:
Sahyoun, Vincent, Jelena Petronijevic, Alain Etienne, Bettina-Johanna Krings, António B. Moniz, and Ali Siadat. "The relation between cognitive and organizational factors in the production environment." IFAC PapersOnLine 58 (2024): 1030-1035.

Abstract:

The adoption of I4.0’s technologies in the work cells accompanied by societal changes calls for new approaches to manage the current production systems. Nevertheless, the current models simulating the behavior of the work cells limit the representation of the operators to the average human, without regard for their individual characteristics, cognitive abilities or psychosocial state. The aim of this paper is to achieve two objectives: firstly, the authors propose a conceptual model for enhancing a human-centered production environment. Secondly, the paper summarizes how the literature characterizes the different dimensions of relations between cognitive and organizational factors. By integrating the collaborative, psychological, social, cognitive, organizational and system performance dimensions, the proposed model focuses on the relationships between these dimensions. Thus, operational models should be closer to the real production environment to improve the design choices of the manufacturing systems.

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