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Technical Systems

	Many of the challenges and issues of the next one hundred years will come from the diversity and complexity of the technical systems used some of which may be outside of an organisation's control. If technical systems are to be successful they need to be carefully designed to fit with the other systems that will surround them and the functions they support. This often requires a range of special skills that the organisation may not possess. HAIS works s to help organisations get the most of their current technical systems and helps to build better infrastructures for the future.

	We offer consultancy and training in: - health and safety; user centred design of plant and facilities; design and implementation of manufacturing and environmental systems; product ergonomics and product design; research and design; market and customer surveys ; skills analysis and development. Contact Us

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The industrial revolution was founded on the development of technical systems, from simple craftsman's tools to large manufacturing plants.

Today even service-based industries are dependent upon complex technical infrastructures including manufacturing systems, power generation systems and transport systems.

These technical systems make up the organisation's infrastructure and enable the applications that generate the bottom line and sustain the organisation's goals

Future technical systems will raise yet more complex management and ethical issues, many of which will cross social and national boundaries. All of these will bring new challenges to the organisations that operate them.

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