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ORCIDCOOCS 1991: Atlanta, Georgia, USA
- Frederick H. Lochovsky:
Proceedings of the Conference on Organizational Computing Systems, COOCS 1991, Atlanta, Georgia, USA, November 5-8, 1991. ACM 1991, ISBN 978-0-89791-456-7 - Alexander Schill, Ashok Malhotra:
Language and distributed system support for complex organizational services. 1-15 - Steve Laufmann, Richard L. Blumenthal, Laural M. Thompson, Beth Bowen:
Direct end-user access to remote information. 16-28 - Clarence Martens, Frederick H. Lochovsky:
OASIS: a programming environment for implementing distributed organizational support systems. 29-42 - Harrick M. Vin, P. Venkat Rangan, Srinivas Ramanathan:
Hierarchical conferencing architectures for inter-group multimedia collaboration. 43-54 - Sandip Sen, Edmund H. Durfee:
A formal study of distributed meeting scheduling: preliminary results. 55-68 - Simon M. Kaplan, Alan M. Carroll, Kenneth J. MacGregor:
Supporting collaborative process with conversation builder. 69-79 - Brian R. Gaines:
Organizational modelling and problem solving using object-oriented knowledge representation server and visual language. 80-94 - Hekki Hämäläinen, Chris Condon:
Form and room: metaphors for groupware. 95-105 - Ronald H. Nowaczyk, Terri L. Thomas, Darryall O. White:
The influence of video in desktop computer interactions. 106-116 - William L. Anderson:
Group relations psychology and computer supported work some new directions for research and development. 117-122 - Heyun Liu, Ian Dranffan, Frank Poole:
A goal oriented office form system. 123-128 - Salima Hassas:
GMAL: a reflective language for distributed AI. 129-134 - Michel Augeraud:
Dynamic objects. 135-140 - Yair Wand, Carson C. Woo:
An approach to formalizing organizational open systems concepts. 141-146 - Nicholas Malcolm, Brian R. Gaines:
A minimalist approach to the development of a word processor supporting group writing activities. 147-152 - Mildred L. G. Shaw, Brian R. Gaines:
Extending electronic mail with conceptual modeling to provide group decision support. 153-158 - Augusto Celentano, Maria Grazia Fugini, Silvano Pozzi:
Classification and retrieval of documents using office organization knowledge. 159-164 - Maxine L. Rockoff, Rich Malone:
Distributed brokerage offices through information technology. 165-170 - Jonathan D. Moffett, Morris Sloman
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The representation of policies as system objects. 171-184 - Ken Wakita, Akinori Yonezawa:
Linguistic supports for development of distributed organizational information systems in object-oriented concurrent computation frameworks. 185-198 - Elisa Bertino:
Method precomputation in object-oriented databases. 199-212 - Sunil K. Sarin, Kenneth R. Abbott, Dennis R. McCarthy:
A process model and system for supporting collaborative work. 213-224 - Rick Sobiesiak, John Mylopoulos:
A conceptual modelling approach to authoring-in-the-large for hypertext documents. 225-239 - Richard E. Newman-Wolfe, Harsha K. Pelimuhandiram:
MACE: a fine grained concurrent editor. 240-254 - Taieb Znati, Yi Deng, Brian Field, Shi-Kuo Chang:
Multi-level specification and protocol design for distributed multimedia communication. 255-268 - Abhijit Chaudhury, H. Raghav Rao, Sukumar Rathnam:
What can computer programs do to facilitate negotiation processes? 269-284 - Kenneth A. Pier:
Locator technology in distributed systems: the Active Badge. 285-287 - James D. Foley:
Future directions in user-computer interface software. 289-297
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