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6 Failure Diagnosis in Computer-Controlled Systems 6.1 Introduction 6.2 Maintenance: Task Characteristics, Cognitive Structures, and Measurement Strategies • Acquisition of Strategies 6.3 Strategies of Maintenance Technicians Analysis of the Data • Strategies of Maintenance Technicians 6.4 Conditions of Application 6.5 Using Cognitive Strategies for the Development of an Information System Udo Konradt A Theoretical Software Design Method University of Kiel 6.6 Conclusion 6.1 Introduction Companies are making greater efforts to increase competitiveness through enhanced labor productivity, flexibility, product quality, and automation. The need to adapt products to customer requirements and yet guarantee short delivery times has emerged a predictor equally as important as price and quality. At a time when competitive advantage is determined by the company’s production, flexibility, and quality, the area of maintenance management has grown in importance for all kinds of industries (Paz, Leigh, and Rogers 1994). Maintenance management must look at new ways of ensuring high standards and reliability of machinery and equipment. A prime factor hindering a rapid improvement of equipment effectiveness is a centralized maintenance organization reflecting a speciali