Title
The emergence of netcentric principles in Dutch safety-experts networks during the Covid crisis
Author
van Gulijk, C.
Contributor
Castanier, B. (editor)
Cepin, M. (editor)
Biguad, D. (editor)
Berenguer, C. (editor)
Publication year
2021
Abstract
The paper reports how an investigation into the experiences of safety experts and -practitioners in the Covid crisis led to discussions about netcentric working systems. As experts struggled with a wide spectrum of counter-measures they became heavily dependent on personal, professional and digital networks. The information gathered from networks was combined with their personal training and experience to design local measures for combatting Covid. The method of working echoes an earlier observation that netcentric working methods are becoming the norm in Dutch expertise-networks. However, current networks are as yet not optimised for rapid information sharing and, it makes sense to consider more professional ways of utilizing networks. This work reports about the initial investigations and provides a conceptual design for a netcentric approach to in safety networks.
Subject
Covid
Safety experts
Netcentric working
Conceptual architecture
Safety enterprise architecture
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DOI
https://doi.org/10.3850/978-981-18-2016-8_401-cd
TNO identifier
959252
Publisher
Research Publishing ; ESREL, Singapore
ISBN
9789811820168;
Source
Proceedings of the 31st European Safety and Reliability Conference (ESREL) Angers, France, September 19-23, 2021, 1916-1921
Document type
conference paper