Fitting digital visualization board transitions to shop floor tasks
研究了车间数字可视化看板设计与任务需求的匹配问题，通过案例识别不匹配及其影响，提出未来设计指南。
Abstract The increased digitalization of shop floors has provided unprecedented opportunities for real‐time sharing of process and resource details. Visualization boards (VBs), which provide ubiquitous technology‐enabled renderings of such details, salient to a local shop‐floor setting, have the potential to play a significant role in this regard. Critical to the effectiveness of this role is the fit between VB design and shop‐floor needs. In our study, we apply task‐technology‐fit theory in case examinations focused on identifying mismatch, implications of mismatch, and putative best practices in designs for future interventions. Our assessment capitalizes on both core operations management design principles as well as technology management design principles. We develop grounded propositions regarding guidelines that should be applied in future VB designs and deployments.