Skills Framework for the Information Age
Version 3.0

SFIA 3.0

Framework summary

The purpose of SFIA

How SFIA works

How SFIA is used

Levels of responsibility

Skills

Index of skill definitions

Skill definitions

Strategy & planning

Development

Business change

Service provision

Procurement & management support

Ancillary skills

Moving from SFIA 1 or 2

SFIA 3: changes in detail

Useful stuff

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In this section:

Human factors

Content creation (DOCM)

Non-functional needs analysis (UNAN)

Usability evaluation (USEV)

Human factors integration (HFIN)


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Human factors

Systems ergonomics (HCEV)

The iterative development of the allocation of function (between the human, machine and organisational elements of systems), user interaction and job design. Optimisation of accessibility and usability, based on user requirements, the context of use, relevant ergonomics knowledge and feedback from evaluations of prototypes.

Level 3 Applies ergonomics tools and methods to allocate functions and design user interaction and users’ jobs.

Level 4 Specifies how to use ergonomics tools and methods to allocate functions and design user interaction and users’ jobs.

Level 5 Advises what ergonomics tools and methods to use in order to allocate functions and design user interaction and users’ jobs.

Level 6 Is responsible for organisational commitment to high standards in human factors. Specifies ergonomics standards and methods to meet organisational objectives.