2134/2804 Val Mitchell Val Mitchell Andrew May Andrew May Sarah L. Bowden Sarah L. Bowden Tony Thorpe Tony Thorpe Using mobility as a conceptual framework for informing the design of mobile ICT for construction professionals Loughborough University 2007 Construction industry Mobility User-centered design Human factors Design Practice and Management not elsewhere classified 2007-05-24 08:14:16 Online resource https://repository.lboro.ac.uk/articles/online_resource/Using_mobility_as_a_conceptual_framework_for_informing_the_design_of_mobile_ICT_for_construction_professionals/9337790 This paper illustrates how the concept of mobility can be used to consider how contextual factors shape user requirements for mobile ICT. The spatial, temporal and contextual mobility of construction professionals is described based on fieldwork conducted within the UK. A distinction between the mobility of workers when they are operating remotely within a geographically distributed team and when they are working cooperatively with others co-located on site is reported. The implications of this finding are discussed in relation to the mobile ICT needs of construction professionals.