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SONDA : Jaka będzie przyszłość branży opakowaniowej? Jakie trendy zyskają na popularności w najbliższym czasie?

Jedliński Mariusz, Czaja-Jagielska Natalia, Lewandowski Piotr, Jędrzejczak Marta, Wapiński Tomasz, Kretkowska Aleksandra, Greszta Małgorzata

Logistyka

2021

nr 1

56--59

Branża opakowaniowa przeżywa stały rozwój. Opakowania są nieodłącznym towarzyszem produktów spożywczych i przemysłowych od setek lat i nic nie zapowiada zmian w tej dziedzinie. Duże zmiany zachodzą jednak w postrzeganiu funkcji opakowań.

Occupational Safety Communication for Hazardous Goods: The Development of a Policy in Israel

Glinert L. H.

International Journal of Occupational Safety and Ergonomics

2002

Vol. 8, No. 1

3--22

Israeli policy governing written occupational safety information for carriage and supply of hazardous goods, and procedures for implementation, are described and evaluated for their potential communicative effectiveness, in view of users’ linguistic abilities and the language employed. We also consider whether the addressee should include the end-user and the reading-impaired. The evaluation is set in the context of broader Israeli language policy, and comparison is made with communication policies for hazardous goods adopted by the European Union, the UK, and the USA.

A Systematic Procedure for Modeling Usability Based on Product Design Variables: A Case Study in Audiovisual Consumer Electronic Products

Kim K.-J., Han S. H., Yun M. H., Kwahk J.

International Journal of Occupational Safety and Ergonomics

2002

Vol. 8, No. 3

387--406

A systematic modeling approach to describing, prescribing, and predicting usability of a product has been presented. Given the evaluation results of the usability dimension (UD) and the measurement of the product’s design variables, referred to as the human interface elements (HIEs), the approach enables one to systematically assess the relationship between the UD and HIEs. The assessed relationship is called a usability model. Once built, such a usability model can relate, in a quantitative manner, the HIEs directly to the UDs, and thus can serve as an effective aid to designers by evaluating and predicting the usability of an existing or hypothetical product. A usability model for elegance of audiovisual consumer electronic products has been demonstrated.