Responsibility Management through Responsibility Networks
The safety management is critically important in the workplace. Unfortunately, responsibility issues therein such as inefficient supervision, poor evaluation and inadequate perception have not been properly addressed. To this end, in this paper, we deploy the Internet of Responsibilities (IoR) for responsibility management. Through the building of IoR framework, hierarchical responsibility management, automated responsibility evaluation at all level and efficient responsibility perception are achieved. The practical deployment of IoR system showed its effective responsibility management capability in various workplaces.
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