Celia Hoyles|Arthur Bakker|Phillip Kent|Richard Noss
Attributing Meanings to Representations of Data: The Case of Statistical Process Control
University of London|University of London|University of London|University of London
article concerned meanings employees industry attribute representations data contingencies meanings context primary concern precisely characterize context industrial process constitutive meaning graphs data derived process draw data variety sources including ethnographic studies workplaces reflections design prototype learning activities supplemented insights obtained trying activities range employees core article addresses different groups employees react graphs used part statistical process control focusing meanings ascribe mean variation target specification trend scale depicted graphs using notion boundary crossing try characterize method helps employees communicate graphs come datainformed decisions