BibSLEIGH — technolog stem

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Stem technolog$ (all stems)

1179 papers:

ECSA-2015-RademacherPS #design #domain-specific language #framework #independence #web #web service: Design of a Domain-Specific Language Based on a Technology-Independent Web Service Framework (FR, MP, SS), pp. 357–371.
WICSA-2015-SolimanRZ #architecture #design: Enriching Architecture Knowledge with Technology Design Decisions (MS, MR, UZ), pp. 135–144.
DAC-2015-TsaiYPLTCC #design #energy #in memory #memory management #using: Energy-efficient non-volatile TCAM search engine design using priority-decision in memory technology for DPI (HJT, KHY, YCP, CCL, YHT, MFC, TFC), p. 6.
DATE-2015-ChenKXMLYVSCY #algorithm #array #learning: Technology-design co-optimization of resistive cross-point array for accelerating learning algorithms on chip (PYC, DK, ZX, AM, BL, JY, SBKV, JsS, YC, SY), pp. 854–859.
DATE-2015-SenniBTSGM: Potential applications based on NVM emerging technologies (SS, RMB, LT, GS, AG, BM), pp. 1012–1017.
DATE-2015-ShutoYS #architecture #case study #comparative #using: Comparative study of power-gating architectures for nonvolatile FinFET-SRAM using spintronics-based retention technology (YS, SY, SS), pp. 866–871.
DATE-2015-YuSHEAB #library #multi #statistics #using: Statistical library characterization using belief propagation across multiple technology nodes (LY, SS, CH, IME, DAA, DSB), pp. 1383–1388.
DocEng-2015-Sire #documentation #exclamation #web: Developing Web Applications with Document Engineering Technologies and Enjoying It! (SS), pp. 231–232.
CHI-2015-AworiVS: Transnationalism, Indigenous Knowledge and Technology: Insights from the Kenyan Diaspora (KA, FV, WS), pp. 3759–3768.
CHI-2015-Baumer #concept #design: Reflective Informatics: Conceptual Dimensions for Designing Technologies of Reflection (EPSB), pp. 585–594.
CHI-2015-BuehlerBACHHK #design: Sharing is Caring: Assistive Technology Designs on Thingiverse (EB, SMB, AA, JJC, MKH, AH, SKK), pp. 525–534.
CHI-2015-KimMP #mobile #volunteer: Exploring Barriers to the Adoption of Mobile Technologies for Volunteer Data Collection Campaigns (SK, JM, EP), pp. 3117–3126.
CHI-2015-KnavingWFB #comprehension #design #motivation: Flow is Not Enough: Understanding the Needs of Advanced Amateur Runners to Design Motivation Technology (KK, PW, MF, SB), pp. 2013–2022.
CHI-2015-KoemanKR #approach #distributed #exclamation #quote #visualisation: “Everyone Is Talking about It!”: A Distributed Approach to Urban Voting Technology and Visualisations (LK, VK, YR), pp. 3127–3136.
CHI-2015-KulshreshthL #3d #experience #game studies #user interface: Exploring 3D User Interface Technologies for Improving the Gaming Experience (AK, JJLJ), pp. 125–134.
CHI-2015-LawsonKLFH #design #problem #quantifier: Problematising Upstream Technology through Speculative Design: The Case of Quantified Cats and Dogs (SWL, BK, CL, TF, LH), pp. 2663–2672.
CHI-2015-MacLeodOGCS #towards: Rare World: Towards Technology for Rare Diseases (HM, KO, DG, KC, KAS), pp. 1145–1154.
CHI-2015-MunsonKRR #physics #process: Effects of Public Commitments and Accountability in a Technology-Supported Physical Activity Intervention (SAM, EK, CRR, PR), pp. 1135–1144.
CHI-2015-NevesFMBN #communication #evaluation #exclamation #quote: “My Hand Doesn’t Listen to Me!”: Adoption and Evaluation of a Communication Technology for the “Oldest Old” (BBN, RLF, CM, RB, MN), pp. 1593–1602.
CHI-2015-Odom #case study #comprehension #experience #interactive: Understanding Long-Term Interactions with a Slow Technology: an Investigation of Experiences with FutureMe (WO), pp. 575–584.
CHI-2015-OLearyEKVRP #approach #comprehension #design #health #trade-off: Understanding Design Tradeoffs for Health Technologies: A Mixed-Methods Approach (KO, JE, LK, LMV, JDR, WP), pp. 4151–4160.
CHI-2015-PatelO: Contextual Influences on the Use and Non-Use of Digital Technology While Exercising at the Gym (MP, AAO), pp. 2923–2932.
CHI-2015-SamsonovTSKH #towards: You Can’t Smoke Here: Towards Support for Space Usage Rules in Location-aware Technologies (PAS, XT, JS, WK, BH), pp. 971–974.
CHI-2015-SlovakGF #challenge #design #social: Designing Social and Emotional Skills Training: The Challenges and Opportunities for Technology Support (PS, RGB, GF), pp. 2797–2800.
CHI-2015-SugarmanL #design #persuasion: Designing Persuasive Technology to Manage Peak Electricity Demand in Ontario Homes (VS, EL), pp. 1975–1984.
CHI-2015-TheriasBM #education: Más Tecnologia, Más Cambio?: Investigating an Educational Technology Project in Rural Peru (ET, JB, PM), pp. 447–456.
CHI-2015-TixierL: Looking for Respite and Support: Technological Opportunities for Spousal Caregivers (MT, ML), pp. 1155–1158.
CHI-2015-ZhengFSDYG #maintenance: Eye-Wearable Technology for Machine Maintenance: Effects of Display Position and Hands-free Operation (XSZ, CF, PMdS, SD, TY, SG), pp. 2125–2134.
CSCW-2015-HoubenFB #collaboration #hybrid: Collaborative Affordances of Hybrid Patient Record Technologies in Medical Work (SH, MF, JEB), pp. 785–797.
CSCW-2015-LeeFD #distance: Making Decisions From a Distance: The Impact of Technological Mediation on Riskiness and Dehumanization (MKL, NF, LD), pp. 1576–1589.
CSCW-2015-LiuIP #comprehension #how #maintenance #quote: “I’m Not Like My Friends”: Understanding How Children with a Chronic Illness Use Technology to Maintain Normalcy (LSL, KMI, WP), pp. 1527–1539.
CSCW-2015-VinesWSWO #authentication #collaboration #information management: Authenticity, Relatability and Collaborative Approaches to Sharing Knowledge about Assistive Living Technology (JV, PCW, DS, MW, PO), pp. 82–94.
DHM-HM-2015-KlugeKZ #energy #risk management: Inside the User’s Mind — Perception of Risks and Benefits of Unknown Technologies, Exemplified by Geothermal Energy (JK, SK, MZ), pp. 324–334.
DHM-HM-2015-WangHM #case study: A Study on Characteristic of Calligraphy Characters Part 1 Analytical Method with Computer Technology (ZW, IH, ZM), pp. 419–428.
DUXU-DD-2015-DiasVSVPSE #approach #testing #usability: A Living Labs Approach for Usability Testing of Ambient Assisted Living Technologies (MSD, EV, FS, AV, FMP, NS, SE), pp. 167–178.
DUXU-DD-2015-Fabri #design #education #lessons learnt #student: Thinking with a New Purpose: Lessons Learned from Teaching Design Thinking Skills to Creative Technology Students (MF), pp. 32–43.
DUXU-DD-2015-FloraB #behaviour #energy #reduction: Motivators of Energy Reduction Behavioral Intentions: Influences of Technology, Personality Characteristics, Perceptions, and Behavior Barriers (JAF, BB), pp. 436–446.
DUXU-DD-2015-Liffick #social #years after: Twenty Years on: A Second Look at 10 Important Social Impact Characteristics of Computer Technology (BWL), pp. 328–338.
DUXU-DD-2015-RenziF #delphi #human-computer: Delphi Method to Explore Future Scenario Possibilities on Technology and HCI (ABR, SFdF), pp. 644–653.
DUXU-IXD-2015-AbyarjooOTOB #health #named #realtime #smarttech: PostureMonitor: Real-Time IMU Wearable Technology to Foster Poise and Health (FA, NOL, ST, FRO, AB), pp. 543–552.
DUXU-IXD-2015-BorumBB #design #learning #lessons learnt: Designing with Young Children: Lessons Learned from a Co-creation of a Technology-Enhanced Playful Learning Environment (NB, EPB, ALB), pp. 142–152.
DUXU-IXD-2015-DasBRD #co-evolution #design #generative: The Use of Generative Techniques in Co-design of mHealth Technology and Healthcare Services for COPD Patients (AD, SB, JR, YD), pp. 587–595.
DUXU-IXD-2015-GomesFL: Antique School Furniture, New Technological Features Needs (AG, EF, LL), pp. 185–196.
DUXU-UI-2015-GomezFD #bound #education: Transcending Disciplinary, Cultural and National Boundaries: Emergent Technologies, New Education Landscape and the Cloud Workshop Project (RG, PF, RD), pp. 631–642.
DUXU-UI-2015-LeeKK #analysis #case study #experience #user interface: A Study Customer Journey Map for User Experience Analysis of Information and Communications Technology Service (JHL, MJK, SWK), pp. 66–74.
HCI-DE-2015-Alessandrini #challenge #interactive #physics #programming #prototype: Practices, Technologies, and Challenges of Constructing and Programming Physical Interactive Prototypes (AA), pp. 132–142.
HCI-DE-2015-BoscarioliBSB #challenge #concept #education #how #human-computer #industrial: How to Join Theoretical Concepts, Industry Needs and Innovative Technologies in HCI Courses? The Big Challenge of Teaching HCI (CB, SAB, MSS, SDJB), pp. 27–36.
HCI-DE-2015-Hensely-Schinkinger #design: The Definition and Use of Personas in the Design of Technologies for Informal Caregivers (SHS, AFPdC, MG, HT), pp. 202–213.
HCI-IT-2015-EvansBCLC #bibliography: A Systematic Review of Dementia Focused Assistive Technology (JE, MAB, TC, GL, MPC), pp. 406–417.
HCI-UC-2015-ChagasMFC #case study #challenge #community #experience #human-computer #optimisation #user interface: Prospecting HCI Challenges for Extreme Poverty Communities: Redefining and Optimizing User Experiences with Technology (DAC, CLBM, EF, CRMdC), pp. 281–290.
HIMI-IKC-2015-HaKKKLHKKKW #development: K-Culture Time Machine: Development of Creation and Provision Technology for Time-Space-Connected Cultural Contents (TH, YK, EK, KK, SL, SH, JIK, SK, JK, WW), pp. 428–435.
HIMI-IKC-2015-Kaewkiriya #design #framework #recommendation #student: Design of Framework for Students Recommendation System in Information Technology Skills (TK), pp. 109–117.
LCT-2015-BoonbrahmKB #artificial reality #learning #student #using: Using Augmented Reality Technology in Assisting English Learning for Primary School Students (SB, CK, PB), pp. 24–32.
LCT-2015-DalipiYK #analysis #performance #semantics #using: Enhancing the Learner’s Performance Analysis Using SMEUS Semantic E-learning System and Business Intelligence Technologies (FD, SYY, ZK), pp. 208–217.
LCT-2015-GoelMTPSYD #collaboration #learning #named #student: CATALYST: Technology-Assisted Collaborative and Experiential Learning for School Students (VG, UM, ST, RMP, KS, KY, OD), pp. 482–491.
LCT-2015-KaprosP #api #education #guidelines #usability: Usability of Educational Technology APIs: Findings and Guidelines (EK, NP), pp. 249–260.
LCT-2015-RobinMM #education: Users and Technologies in Education: A Pending Course (CFR, SM, DYM), pp. 668–675.
ICEIS-v2-2015-Boon-itt #quality #self: Managing Service Quality of Self-Service Technologies to Enhance e-Satisfaction in Digital Banking Context — The Roles of Technology Readiness and Perceived Value (SBi), pp. 602–609.
SIGIR-2015-CormackG #bibliography #learning #multi #perspective: Multi-Faceted Recall of Continuous Active Learning for Technology-Assisted Review (GVC, MRG), pp. 763–766.
SAC-2015-FahnrichSP #database #identification #in memory #search-based: Facing the genome data deluge: efficiently identifying genetic variants with in-memory database technology (CF, MPS, HP), pp. 18–25.
ESEC-FSE-2015-ChengGMSSW #formal method #semantics: Semantic degrees for Industrie 4.0 engineering: deciding on the degree of semantic formalization to select appropriate technologies (CHC, TG, CM, JOS, MS, PW), pp. 1010–1013.
ICSE-v2-2015-KlasBDSH #analysis #evaluation #modelling #scalability #testing: A Large-Scale Technology Evaluation Study: Effects of Model-based Analysis and Testing (MK, TB, AD, TS, PH), pp. 119–128.
CASE-2014-LeeSP #automation: Automatic optimal control of Field Assisted Sintering Technology (JL, JS, VP), pp. 764–769.
CASE-2014-YenLLKWH #in the cloud #industrial #network: Advanced manufacturing solution to industry 4.0 trend through sensing network and Cloud Computing technologies (CTY, YCL, CCL, CCK, WBW, YRH), pp. 1150–1152.
DAC-2014-KiamehrOTN #analysis #approach #fault: Radiation-Induced Soft Error Analysis of SRAMs in SOI FinFET Technology: A Device to Circuit Approach (SK, THO, MBT, SRN), p. 6.
DAC-2014-KleebergerMS #analysis: Workload- and Instruction-Aware Timing Analysis: The missing Link between Technology and System-level Resilience (VK, PRM, US), p. 6.
DAC-2014-NaeemiCKPIR #generative #scalability: BEOL Scaling Limits and Next Generation Technology Prospects (AN, AC, VK, CP, RMI, SR), p. 6.
DAC-2014-RahmanXFZST #generative #independence #named #random: TI-TRNG: Technology Independent True Random Number Generator (MTR, KX, DF, XZ, JS, MT), p. 6.
DATE-2014-AhariAKT #architecture #configuration management #power management #using: A power-efficient reconfigurable architecture using PCM configuration technology (AA, HA, BK, MBT), pp. 1–6.
DATE-2014-AshammagariMH #configuration management #design #functional #performance #power management: Exploiting STT-NV technology for reconfigurable, high performance, low power, and low temperature functional unit design (ARA, HM, HH), pp. 1–6.
DATE-2014-GholipourCSC #modelling #scalability: Highly accurate SPICE-compatible modeling for single- and double-gate GNRFETs with studies on technology scaling (MG, YYC, AS, DC), pp. 1–6.
DATE-2014-Huang #performance: A high performance SEU-tolerant latch for nanoscale CMOS technology (ZH), pp. 1–5.
DATE-2014-LeeL #3d #gpu #on the #reduction: On GPU bus power reduction with 3D IC technologies (YJL, SKL), pp. 1–6.
DATE-2014-LeupersWLRSFCJ #towards: Technology transfer towards Horizon 2020 (RL, NW, RL, MR, JS, LF, AC, BJ), p. 1.
DATE-2014-SchlichtmannKAEGGHNW #abstraction #design: Connecting different worlds — Technology abstraction for reliability-aware design and Test (US, VK, JAA, AE, CGD, MG, AH, SRN, NW), pp. 1–8.
CSEET-2014-GrantS #development #education #re-engineering: Technology-driven software engineering curriculum development (ESG, VS), pp. 168–170.
CSEET-2014-Opdahl #development #education #semantics: Teaching semantic technologies as part of a software development program (ALO), pp. 203–204.
ITiCSE-2014-Rogers #learning #question: New technology, new learning? (YR), p. 1.
CSMR-WCRE-2014-LammelLSV #comparison #implementation: Comparison of feature implementations across languages, technologies, and styles (RL, ML, TS, AV), pp. 333–337.
CHI-2014-0002FEMRBMSO #community #design: Utilising insight journalism for community technology design (NT, DMF, PE, JM, JR, ABR, JM, MS, PO), pp. 2995–3004.
CHI-2014-BentonVKJG #design #framework #process: Diversity for design: a framework for involving neurodiverse children in the technology design process (LB, AV, RK, HJ, DG), pp. 3747–3756.
CHI-2014-DenningDK #artificial reality #privacy: In situ with bystanders of augmented reality glasses: perspectives on recording and privacy-mediating technologies (TD, ZD, TK), pp. 2377–2386.
CHI-2014-FritzHMZ #case study #persuasion #process: Persuasive technology in the real world: a study of long-term use of activity sensing devices for fitness (TF, EMH, GCM, TZ), pp. 487–496.
CHI-2014-HsuYYHCB #persuasion: Persuasive technology for overcoming food cravings and improving snack choices (AH, JY, YHY, MSH, CC, AEB), pp. 3403–3412.
CHI-2014-HuangSKSMS #physics #smarttech: A technology probe of wearable in-home computer-assisted physical therapy (KH, PJS, SBK, AS, JM, DPS), pp. 2541–2550.
CHI-2014-ObristTH #case study #experience #smell: Opportunities for odor: experiences with smell and implications for technology (MO, ANT, KH), pp. 2843–2852.
CHI-2014-OduorNJHPH #communication #how #product line: How technology supports family communication in rural, suburban, and urban kenya (EO, CN, TKJ, KH, CP, SH), pp. 2705–2714.
CHI-2014-SinghKJFTKBW #design #people #physics #process: Motivating people with chronic pain to do physical activity: opportunities for technology design (AS, AK, JJ, AF, ATJ, NK, NBB, ACdCW), pp. 2803–2812.
CHI-2014-VinesDM: Pay or delay: the role of technology when managing a low income (JV, PD, AM), pp. 501–510.
CHI-2014-YangNF #challenge #design: Making sustainability sustainable: challenges in the design of eco-interaction technologies (RY, MWN, JF), pp. 823–832.
CSCW-2014-DuysburghEJ #collaboration #distributed: Exploring the social-technological gap in telesurgery: collaboration within distributed or teams (PD, SAE, AJ), pp. 1537–1548.
CSCW-2014-FergusonMCM: Craving, creating, and constructing comfort: insights and opportunities for technology in hospice (RDF, MM, EAC, KAM), pp. 1479–1490.
CSCW-2014-HupfeldR #social: Books as a social technology (AH, TR), pp. 639–651.
CSCW-2014-LeeT: Sounds of silence: exploring contributions to conversations, non-responses and the impact of mediating technologies in triple space (JSL, DGT), pp. 1561–1572.
CSCW-2014-MassimiHS #quote: “Real, but Glossy”: technology and the practical pursuit of magic in modern weddings (MM, RHRH, AS), pp. 854–865.
CSCW-2014-MorrisIV #social: Remote shopping advice: enhancing in-store shopping with social technologies (MRM, KI, GV), pp. 662–673.
CSCW-2014-Quinones: Cultivating practice & shepherding technology use: supporting appropriation among unanticipated users (PAQ), pp. 305–318.
CSCW-2014-YaroshMA #communication #towards: Towards a questionnaire for measuring affective benefits and costs of communication technologies (SY, PM, GDA), pp. 84–96.
DHM-2014-OtaEH: Future Applied Conventional Technology Engineering New Academic Fields from Manufacturing Country JAPAN (TO, AE, HH), pp. 185–196.
DHM-2014-SantosST #information management #ontology #semantics #using #web: Using Ontologies and Semantic Web Technology on a Clinical Pedigree Information System (JMS, BSS, LT), pp. 448–459.
DUXU-DP-2014-DiasPdS #communication #design #interface #multimodal #named #people: TAC-ACCESS — Technologies to Support Communication from Interfaces Accessible and Multimodal for People with Disabilities and Diversity: Context-Centered Design of Usage (CdOD, LMP, CdCL, EGS), pp. 141–151.
DUXU-DP-2014-GilgenF #interactive #smarttech #user interface: From Wearables to Soft-Wear: Developing Soft User Interfaces by Seamlessly Integrating Interactive Technology into Fashionable Apparel (DG, TRF), pp. 253–260.
DUXU-DP-2014-StamatoQM #challenge: Aging and New Technologies: Challenges and Perspectives (CS, MQ, CRM), pp. 173–184.
DUXU-ELAS-2014-BackhausBT #experience #user interface: Positive Technology and User Experience for Human Needs in Developing Countries: Some Considerations (NB, SB, AT), pp. 400–410.
DUXU-ELAS-2014-CagiltayCKCA #education #usability: Innovative Educational Technology for Special Education and Usability Issues (KÇ, FÇ, NK, HC, GKA), pp. 155–163.
DUXU-ELAS-2014-GeabelJHABA #identification #using: Pilgrim Smart Identification Using RFID Technology (PSI) (AG, KJ, RAH, RA, MB, MA), pp. 273–280.
DUXU-ELAS-2014-MustafaMMAAMEBK #development #interface #learning #multi: Rural Area Development through Multi-interface Technology and Virtual Learning System (FuM, AM, SM, SA, UA, SM, HE, TAB, MFK), pp. 442–451.
DUXU-ELAS-2014-WinklerP #design #named #smarttech #towards #transitive: ReFlexLab: Designing Transitive Wearable Technologies towards Poetic Aesthetics (CW, SP), pp. 731–738.
DUXU-ELAS-2014-WinklerP14a #design #named #smarttech #towards #transitive: Erratum: ReFlexLab: Designing Transitive Wearable Technologies towards Poetic Aesthetics (CW, SP).
DUXU-TMT-2014-IioIM #database #design #user interface: The Database on Near-Future Technologies for User Interface Design from SciFi Movies (JI, SI, HM), pp. 572–579.
DUXU-TMT-2014-SchmidtKGSGW #education: Bridging the Gap — Methods and Teaching of F-A-S-T — Framing-Art-Science- Technology (DS, GK, SG, CS, RG, MW), pp. 589–600.
DUXU-TMT-2014-SchmuntzschF #design #how #smarttech: How Two become One — Creating Synergy Effects by Applying the Joint Interview Method to Design Wearable Technology (US, LHF), pp. 173–184.
HCI-AIMT-2014-AlkhashramiAA #design #interface #learning: Human Factors in the Design of Arabic-Language Interfaces in Assistive Technologies for Learning Difficulties (SA, HA, AAW), pp. 362–369.
HCI-AS-2014-FedericiMRDLBM: A Model of Web-Based Follow-Up to Reduce Assistive Technology Abandonment (SF, MLM, SAR, WD, GL, SB, FM), pp. 674–682.
HCI-AS-2014-WenDHDB #capacity #navigation #tool support: Fighting Technology Dumb Down: Our Cognitive Capacity for Effortful AR Navigation Tools (JW, AD, WSH, AD, MB), pp. 525–536.
HCI-AS-2014-ZaunbrecherKZ #self: The Willingness to Adopt Technologies: A Cross-Sectional Study on the Influence of Technical Self-efficacy on Acceptance (BSZ, SK, MZ), pp. 764–775.
HCI-TMT-2014-Brahnam #human-computer #modelling #prototype: HCI Prototyping and Modeling of Future Psychotherapy Technologies in Second Life (SB), pp. 273–284.
HCI-TMT-2014-BrownTBKLMCEGA #design #using: Using Cultural Probes to Inform the Design of Assistive Technologies (MAB, AT, SB, TK, GL, JLM, TC, ME, SG, UA), pp. 35–46.
HCI-TMT-2014-MartinSPK #mobile #set: HCI-Patterns for Developing Mobile Apps and Digital Video-Assist-Technology for the Film Set (CM, AS, BP, AK), pp. 320–330.
HCI-TMT-2014-MatsumotoKKA #adaptation #automation #learning #student #word: Evaluating an Automatic Adaptive Delivery Method of English Words Learning Contents for University Students in Science and Technology (SM, TK, TK, MA), pp. 510–520.
HCI-TMT-2014-SantanaB #personalisation: Log-Based Personalization Tool as an Assistive Technology (VFdS, MCCB), pp. 433–444.
HIMI-AS-2014-KinoeN #design #quality #visual notation: Qualitative Study for the Design of Assistive Technologies for Improving Quality of Life of Visually Impaired (YK, AN), pp. 602–613.
HIMI-AS-2014-TerwilligerIVL #interface: Advancement and Application of Unmanned Aerial System Human-Machine-Interface (HMI) Technology (BAT, DCI, DAV, DL), pp. 273–283.
LCT-NLE-2014-GiannakosJL #process #programming #women: Happy Girls Engaging with Technology: Assessing Emotions and Engagement Related to Programming Activities (MNG, LJ, IL), pp. 398–409.
LCT-NLE-2014-ImranK #framework #interactive #multi #named: HIP — A Technology-Rich and Interactive Multimedia Pedagogical Platform (ASI, SJK), pp. 151–160.
LCT-TRE-2014-LorenzKL #education #implementation: The Role of Educational Technologist in Implementing New Technologies at School (BL, KK, ML), pp. 288–296.
LCT-TRE-2014-McNicolLKT #student: Facilitating Student Reflection through Digital Technologies in the iTEC Project: Pedagogically-Led Change in the Classroom (SM, CL, AK, TT), pp. 297–308.
SCSM-2014-AhangamaLKP #analysis #mobile #monitoring: Revolutionizing Mobile Healthcare Monitoring Technology: Analysis of Features through Task Model (SA, YSL, SYK, DCCP), pp. 298–305.
SCSM-2014-KamalNB #communication #distributed #mobile #product line #quote: “Presence in Absence”: Distributed Family Communication Practices for Familial Bonding via Mobile Communication Technology (FMK, NLMN, HB), pp. 474–485.
SCSM-2014-KhalidD #experience #legacy #social #social media: Extended Episodic Experience in Social Mediating Technology: Our Legacy (HK, AJD), pp. 452–461.
SCSM-2014-PensasVGKKCV #communication #network #social #using: Using Ambient Communication and Social Networking Technologies to Reduce Loneliness of Elders (HP, AMV, MG, TK, SK, SC, JV), pp. 91–102.
SCSM-2014-Scheiner #dependence #identification #social #social media: The Importance of Social Media as Source of Information in the Technology Identification in Dependence of External and Internal Factors (CWS), pp. 103–112.
ICEIS-v1-2014-Rios-AguilarLP #behaviour #information management #mobile #monitoring #using: Business Information System for the Control of Workforce Through Behaviour Monitoring Using Reactive and Terminal-based Mobile Location Technologies (SRA, FJLM, APS), pp. 30–38.
ICEIS-v2-2014-RalyteB #implementation #novel #requirements: Implementing Novel IT Products in Small Size Organizations — Technology-driven Requirements Engineering (JR, LB), pp. 153–160.
ICEIS-v3-2014-GhezziCRB #framework #rest: Applications of the REST Framework to Test Technology Activation in Different ICT Domains (AG, AC, AR, RB), pp. 87–91.
KDIR-2014-Rinaldi #database #mining: Text Mining Technologies for Database Curation (FR), pp. 544–548.
KMIS-2014-KimK #case study #contract #information management: A Study on the Improvement of Contract Information Management in Korea’s Public Construction Technology Service (NK, SJK), pp. 387–392.
KMIS-2014-Muthaiyah #implementation #information management #theory and practice: Knowledge Management Technology Implementation — Bridging the Gap between Theory and Practice (SM), pp. 393–399.
KMIS-2014-SaijoWAOMK #case study #evaluation: Knowledge Creation in Technology Evaluation of 4-Wheel Electric Power Assisted Bicycle for Frail Elderly Persons — A Case Study of a Salutogenic Device in Healthcare Facilities in Japan (MS, MW, SA, NO, SM, SK), pp. 87–97.
KMIS-2014-ToureMM14a #information management #modelling #towards #what: What If We Considered Awareness for Sustainable Knowledge Management? Towards a Model for Self Regulated Knowledge Management Systems Based on Acceptance Models of Technologies and Awareness (CET, CM, JCM), pp. 413–418.
SIGIR-2014-CormackG #bibliography #evaluation #protocol: Evaluation of machine-learning protocols for technology-assisted review in electronic discovery (GVC, MRG), pp. 153–162.
SIGIR-2014-ZhangLLZ #evolution #graph #multi #named: PatentLine: analyzing technology evolution on multi-view patent graphs (LZ, LL, TL, QZ), pp. 1095–1098.
RE-2014-Buksa #process: Business processes and regulations compliance management technology (IB), pp. 489–493.
RE-2014-GregoriadesPS #requirements: Simulation-based requirements discovery for smart driver assistive technologies (AG, MP, AGS), pp. 317–318.
RE-2014-TohonenKM #case study #game studies: Evaluating the business value of information technology: Case study on game management system (HT, MK, TM), pp. 283–292.
CASE-2013-HungLHHYC #development #industrial: Development of an advanced manufacturing cloud for machine tool industry based on AVM technology (MHH, YCL, HCH, MHH, HCY, FTC), pp. 189–194.
CASE-2013-LingoR #design #using: A sustainable building design using geosolar exergy storage technology (GEST) (LEL, UR), pp. 219–224.
DAC-2013-AsenovART #performance #predict: Predicting future technology performance (AA, CA, CR, ET), p. 6.
DAC-2013-Kahng #design #process #roadmap: The ITRS design technology and system drivers roadmap: process and status (ABK), p. 6.
DAC-2013-KleebergerGS #evaluation #modelling #performance #predict #standard: Predicting future product performance: modeling and evaluation of standard cells in FinFET technologies (VK, HEG, US), p. 6.
DAC-2013-MallikZLCBBBCRBMV #analysis #evaluation #framework #named: TEASE: a systematic analysis framework for early evaluation of FinFET-based advanced technology nodes (AM, PZ, TTL, BC, BB, PRDB, RB, KC, JR, MB, AM, DV), p. 6.
DATE-2013-GhaidaG #design #development #multi #process: Role of design in multiple patterning: technology development, design enablement and process control (RSG, PG), pp. 314–319.
DATE-2013-HamdiouiNGGGB #challenge #realtime #reliability: Reliability challenges of real-time systems in forthcoming technology nodes (SH, MN, DG, AG, GG, PB), pp. 129–134.
DATE-2013-JohnSVK: Semiconductor technologies for smart mobility management (RJ, MS, OV, KK), pp. 1749–1752.
DATE-2013-Kae-NuneP #anti #process #testing: Qualification and testing process to implement anti-counterfeiting technologies into IC packages (NKN, SP), pp. 1131–1136.
DATE-2013-LorenteVSPCLD #power management #ram: Combining RAM technologies for hard-error recovery in L1 data caches working at very-low power modes (VL, AV, JS, SP, RC, PL, JD), pp. 83–88.
DATE-2013-Xie #memory management: Future memory and interconnect technologies (YX0), pp. 964–969.
ICDAR-2013-KimuraHUIOK: The Reading-Life Log — Technologies to Recognize Texts That We Read (TK, RH, SU, MI, SO, KK), pp. 91–95.
SIGMOD-2013-Yaron #data transformation #database #enterprise: Managing database technology at enterprise scale (PY), pp. 919–920.
VLDB-2013-KaraezIZMK #lazy evaluation: Lazy ETL in Action: ETL Technology Dates Scientific Data (YK, MI, YZ, SM, MLK), pp. 1286–1289.
ITiCSE-2013-Baumgartner #approach #case study #design #education #information management #using: Using case studies to design and deliver technology-centered computing education courses: an innovative approach from an undergraduate information systems program in singapore (IB), pp. 189–194.
CHI-2013-0002CWO #community #lessons learnt: Leaving the wild: lessons from community technology handovers (NT, KC, PCW, PO), pp. 1549–1558.
CHI-2013-BardramFSFVK #design #health #mobile: Designing mobile health technology for bipolar disorder: a field trial of the monarca system (JEB, MF, KS, MFJ, MV, LVK), pp. 2627–2636.
CHI-2013-Erete #perspective: Protecting the home: exploring the roles of technology and citizen activism from a burglar’s perspective (SLE), pp. 2507–2516.
CHI-2013-GibsonH #how #question #women: Digital motherhood: how does technology help new mothers? (LG, VLH), pp. 313–322.
CHI-2013-IsaacsKWLHW #how: Echoes from the past: how technology mediated reflection improves well-being (EI, AK, AW, TL, VH, SW), pp. 1071–1080.
CHI-2013-KuksenokBWL #challenge: Challenges and opportunities for technology in foreign language classrooms (KK, MB, QW, CPL), pp. 1011–1020.
CHI-2013-PangNROH #health: Technology preferences and routines for sharing health information during the treatment of a chronic illness (CP, CN, BER, EO, SH), pp. 1759–1768.
CHI-2013-PierceP #interactive: Electric materialities and interactive technology (JP, EP), pp. 119–128.
CHI-2013-PriorWBK #agile #development: Use of an agile bridge in the development of assistive technology (SP, AW, RB, TK), pp. 1579–1588.
CHI-2013-SeguraWMJ #design #game studies #physics #social: The design space of body games: technological, physical, and social design (EMS, AW, JM, CJ), pp. 3365–3374.
CHI-2013-ShrinivasanJSCHDM #design: Deep conservation in urban India and its implications for the design of conservation technologies (YBS, MJ, DPS, AC, EMH, TD, JM), pp. 1969–1978.
CHI-2013-SzafirM #adaptation #bibliography #learning #named: ARTFul: adaptive review technology for flipped learning (DS, BM), pp. 1001–1010.
CHI-2013-TanenbaumWDT: Democratizing technology: pleasure, utility and expressiveness in DIY and maker practice (JT, AMW, AD, KT), pp. 2603–2612.
CHI-2013-VenkateshPDGA #named: TOBY: early intervention in autism through technology (SV, DQP, TVD, SG, BA), pp. 3187–3196.
CHI-2013-WycheC #design #how #quote: “I want to imagine how that place looks”: designing technologies to support connectivity between africans living abroad and home (SW, MC), pp. 2755–2764.
CHI-2013-Yarosh: Shifting dynamics or breaking sacred traditions?: the role of technology in twelve-step fellowships (SY), pp. 3413–3422.
CHI-2013-Yetim #persuasion: Critical perspective on persuasive technology reconsidered (FY), pp. 3327–3330.
CSCW-2013-KazakosHV #product line: Revisiting the relationship between reunion and technology-mediated separation in periodically transitioning families (KK, SH, FV), pp. 1157–1168.
CSCW-2013-KowY #community #learning: Media technologies and learning in the starcraft esport community (YMK, TY), pp. 387–398.
DHM-HB-2013-BazleyB #information management #process: A Knowledge Transfer Process: Establishing Training in New Technology for an Ageing Workforce (CMB, DB), pp. 3–9.
DHM-SET-2013-Bretschneider-Hagemes #aspect-oriented #health #safety: AmI-Technology at Work — A Sociological Perspective Covering Aspects of Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) (MBH), pp. 289–296.
DHM-SET-2013-BrixeyT #risk management: Homecare Risk Management: Nursing Issues Related to Technology (JJB, JPT), pp. 157–162.
DUXU-CXC-2013-BlondonK #design #mobile: Designing Supportive Mobile Technology for Stable Diabetes (KSB, PVK), pp. 361–370.
DUXU-CXC-2013-MartinsG #information management #process: Information Accessibility in Museums with a Focus on Technology and Cognitive Process (LBM, FG), pp. 257–265.
DUXU-CXC-2013-Sun #approach #experience #locality #social #social media #user interface: Tracing Technology Diffusion of Social Media with Culturally Localized User Experience Approach (HS), pp. 115–120.
DUXU-NTE-2013-CombeHD #design #people #self #usability: Designing Technology for Older People — The Role of Technical Self-confidence in Usability of an Inclusive Heating Control (NC, DH, HD), pp. 49–56.
DUXU-NTE-2013-MartinsMS #design #multi #paradigm: Breaking Technological Paradigms — Sustainable Design in Air Transport Multi-mission (ETM, ITM, MMS), pp. 160–168.
DUXU-NTE-2013-MartinsMSA #behaviour #fault: Human Error in Aviation: The Behavior of Pilots Facing the Modern Technology (ITM, ETM, MMS, LGdSA), pp. 150–159.
DUXU-NTE-2013-VegaF: Empowering Electronic Divas through Beauty Technology (KFCV, HF), pp. 237–245.
DUXU-NTE-2013-VegaFF #case study #named #prototype #smarttech #visual notation: Blinklifier: A Case Study for Prototyping Wearable Computers in Technology and Visual Arts (KFCV, PJF, HF), pp. 439–445.
DUXU-PMT-2013-FrancaSM #parallel: Is Reality Real? Thoughts and Conjectures about Culture, Self, Intersubjectivity and Parallel Worlds in Digital Technologies (ACPdF, MMS, LRdLM), pp. 68–73.
DUXU-WM-2013-FalcaoS #artificial reality #usability: Application of Virtual Reality Technologies in Consumer Product Usability (CSF, MMS), pp. 342–351.
HCI-AMTE-2013-ChoY #collaboration #design #human-computer #towards: Toward a New Design Philosophy of HCI: Knowledge of Collaborative Action of “We” Human-and-Technology (HC, JY), pp. 32–40.
HCI-AMTE-2013-FedericiBM #assessment #evaluation #framework #interactive #process: Environmental Evaluation of a Rehabilitation Aid Interaction under the Framework of the Ideal Model of Assistive Technology Assessment Process (SF, SB, MLM), pp. 203–210.
HCI-IMT-2013-ChangLCFC #artificial reality: A Dynamic Fitting Room Based on Microsoft Kinect and Augmented Reality Technologies (HTC, YWL, HTC, SYF, TTC), pp. 177–185.
HCI-UC-2013-KohPC #people #question: Do All People Enjoy the Benefits from Technology Innovation? (YJK, JHP, BDC), pp. 402–410.
HCI-UC-2013-YangRV #industrial #interactive: Principled Ways of Finding, Analysing and Planning for Communicative Overhead in Interaction Technology for Fashion Industry (JY, SR, SV), pp. 484–491.
HIMI-D-2013-PietrasSHKSJLJ #usability: Usability Compliance Audit for Technology Intelligence Services (NP, MS, MH, JK, SKS, DHJ, SL, HJ), pp. 524–533.
HIMI-HSM-2013-AndersenKM: NFC Provided User Friendliness for Technologically Advanced Services (AA, RK, AME), pp. 337–346.
HIMI-HSM-2013-EverardJM #mobile #product line: Enabling Access to Healthy Food Alternatives for Low-Income Families: The Role of Mobile Technology (AE, BMJ, SM), pp. 245–251.
HIMI-HSM-2013-QinLZH #in the cloud #internet: Cloud Computing and the Internet of Things: Technology Innovation in Automobile Service (EQ, YL, CZ, LH), pp. 173–180.
HIMI-LCCB-2013-HallLS #assessment #evaluation #learning #tool support: Psychophysiological Assessment Tools for Evaluation of Learning Technologies (RHH, NSL, HS), pp. 33–42.
HIMI-LCCB-2013-LeeCSJ #on the: On Services and Insights of Technology Intelligence System (SL, MHC, SKS, HJ), pp. 579–587.
HIMI-LCCB-2013-YaoS #design #visual notation: The Designing Expressions of the Special Visual Effect Film in the Digital Technology (THY, CYS), pp. 267–274.
OCSC-2013-MirandaICP #education #student #web: WEB 2.0 Technologies Supporting Students and Scholars in Higher Education (PM, PTI, CJC, SP), pp. 191–200.
HILT-2013-Logozzo13a #contract: Technology for inferring contracts from code (FL), pp. 13–14.
ICEIS-v1-2013-AguiarPSMASRP #information management #pervasive: Pervasive Information Systems to Intensive Care Medicine — Technology Acceptance Model (JA, FP, MFS, JM, AA, ÁMS, FR, FP), pp. 177–184.
ICEIS-v1-2013-ChiuFW #analysis #collaboration #integration #performance #social: An Analysis of Supply Chain Collaboration and Its Impact on Firm Performance — An Integration of Social Capital, Justice, and Technology Use (MLC, CYF, ILW), pp. 5–12.
ICEIS-v1-2013-TuW #industrial #migration: Technology Migration Determination Model for DRAM Industry (YMT, CIW), pp. 389–394.
ICEIS-v2-2013-JridiL #adaptation #semantics #standard #web: Adapting RosettaNet B2B Standard to Semantic Web Technologies (JEJ, GL), pp. 443–450.
ICEIS-v2-2013-KimMMK #optimisation #visualisation: Application of Information Technology for Visualizing and Optimizing Construction Project Schedule (HSK, SYM, HSM, LSK), pp. 329–332.
ICEIS-v3-2013-DiefenthalerB #analysis #architecture #enterprise #semantics #using #web: Gap Analysis in Enterprise Architecture using Semantic Web Technologies (PD, BB), pp. 211–220.
KEOD-2013-RadlV #information management #semantics #web: Potential of Semantic Web Technologies to Support Knowledge Transfer in Forest Management (AR, HV), pp. 387–392.
SEKE-2013-RiveroC #empirical #usability #web: Improving Usability Inspection Technologies for Web Mockups through Empirical Studies (LR, TC), pp. 172–177.
SIGIR-2013-ShenWYC #multi #recommendation: Multimedia recommendation: technology and techniques (JS, MW, SY, PC), p. 1131.
RE-2013-Cleland-HuangG #named #requirements: Ready-Set-Transfer: Technology transfer in the requirements engineering domain (JCH, SG), pp. 345–346.
SAC-2013-ShikanoAYSOU #case study #design: Study on supporting technology for operational procedure design of IT systems in cloud-era datacenters (HS, MA, JY, TS, SO, KU), pp. 405–407.
ESEC-FSE-2013-Terekhov: Good technology makes the difficult task easy (AT), pp. 683–686.
ICSE-2013-ZhangX #challenge: Pathways to technology transfer and adoption: achievements and challenges (mini-tutorial) (DZ, TX), pp. 951–952.
PLEASE-2013-ChimalakondaN #education #product line #question #what: What makes it hard to apply software product lines to educational technologies? (SC, KVN), pp. 17–20.
HPCA-2013-ChangRLJ #comparison #energy #scalability: Technology comparison for large last-level caches (L3Cs): Low-leakage SRAM, low write-energy STT-RAM, and refresh-optimized eDRAM (MTC, PR, SLL, BJ), pp. 143–154.
DAC-2012-0002ZW #comparison: Triple patterning aware routing and its comparison with double patterning aware routing in 14nm technology (QM, HZ, MDFW), pp. 591–596.
DAC-2012-SinhaYCCC #design #modelling #predict: Exploring sub-20nm FinFET design with predictive technology models (SS, GY, VC, BC, YC), pp. 283–288.
DATE-2012-MarinissenVGHRMB #detection #process: EDA solutions to new-defect detection in advanced process technologies (EJM, GV, SKG, FH, JR, NM, SB), pp. 123–128.
DATE-2012-TetzlaffB #design: Memristor technology in future electronic system design (RT, AB), p. 592.
DATE-2012-TorresAGPR #benchmark #metric: Beyond CMOS — benchmarking for future technologies (CMST, JA, MWMG, RMP, WR), pp. 129–134.
SIGMOD-2012-Hanrahan #database: Analytic database technologies for a new kind of user: the data enthusiast (PH), pp. 577–578.
ITiCSE-2012-BaghdadiAR #case study #distance #learning #safety #tool support: Applying advanced technology tools in distance learning: case study: traffic data and road safety (MB, KA, JR), p. 389.
ITiCSE-2012-HershkovichH #education #how #tool support: How innovative technology tools can be used to create new methodology for teaching knowledge (EH, BH), p. 387.
CHI-2012-Densmore #mobile: Claim mobile: when to fail a technology (MD), pp. 1833–1842.
CHI-2012-DraxlerSSBR #social #synthesis #tool support: Supporting the social context of technology appropriation: on a synthesis of sharing tools and tool knowledge (SD, GS, MS, AB, DR), pp. 2835–2844.
CHI-2012-LewisL #community: Examining technology that supports community policing (SL, DAL), pp. 1371–1380.
CHI-2012-LicoppeI #case study #mobile #quote: “Timid encounters”: a case study in the use of proximity-based mobile technologies (CL, YI), pp. 2759–2768.
CHI-2012-MoncurBKT: From death to final disposition: roles of technology in the post-mortem interval (WM, JB, EK, JT), pp. 531–540.
CHI-2012-OdomBKHLS: Technology heirlooms?: considerations for passing down and inheriting digital materials (WO, RB, DSK, RHRH, SEL, AS), pp. 337–346.
CHI-2012-Pierce #design: Undesigning technology: considering the negation of design by design (JP), pp. 957–966.
CHI-2012-ToscosCR #health #monitoring: Best intentions: health monitoring technology and children (TT, KC, YR), pp. 1431–1440.
CHI-2012-XuBRTM #communication #how #learning #towards: Learning how to feel again: towards affective workplace presence and communication technologies (AX, JTB, EGR, TT, WvM), pp. 839–848.
CHI-2012-YardiB #difference #product line: Income, race, and class: exploring socioeconomic differences in family technology use (SY, AB), pp. 3041–3050.
CSCW-2012-AntinCN #behaviour #editing: Technology-mediated contributions: editing behaviors among new wikipedians (JA, CC, ON), pp. 373–382.
CSCW-2012-Baba #question #what: Science, technology and society revisited: what is happening to anthropology and ethnography? (MLB), pp. 5–6.
CSCW-2012-CarrollLLSW #process: Bodies in critique: a technological intervention in the dance production process (EAC, DML, CL, VS, MW), pp. 705–714.
CSCW-2012-LeeTPC #challenge #communication #design: Loosely formed patient care teams: communication challenges and technology design (SL, CT, SYP, YC), pp. 867–876.
CSCW-2012-LindtnerAD: Cultural appropriation: information technologies as sites of transnational imagination (SL, KTA, PD), pp. 77–86.
CSCW-2012-MassimiDD: Finding a new normal: the role of technology in life disruptions (MM, JPD, CALD), pp. 719–728.
HILT-2012-BeltCHR #ada #automation #contract #using #verification: Leading-edge Ada verification technologies: highly automated Ada contract checking using bakar kiasan (JB, PC, JH, R), pp. 3–4.
HILT-2012-Kanig #ada #testing #verification: Leading-edge ada verification technologies: combining testing and verification with GNATTest and GNATProve — the hi-lite project (JK), pp. 5–6.
HILT-2012-KanigSD #compilation #convergence #named #verification: Hi-Lite: the convergence of compiler technology and program verification (JK, ES, CD), pp. 27–34.
ICEIS-J-2012-HayashiMB12a #education: Introducing New Technology in Educational Contexts: Schools as Organizations (ECSH, MCM, MCCB), pp. 340–357.
ICEIS-v3-2012-HayashiMB #approach #towards: Schools as Organizations — A Semiotic Approach towards Making Sense of Information Technology (ECSH, MCM, MCCB), pp. 15–24.
SEKE-2012-RadulovicG #network #process #recommendation #semantics: Semantic Technology Recommendation Based on the Analytic Network Process (FR, RGC), pp. 611–616.
TOOLS-EUROPE-2012-FavreLSV #community #named: 101companies: A Community Project on Software Technologies and Software Languages (JMF, RL, TS, AV), pp. 58–74.
TAP-2012-Kuehlmann #testing: The Technology and Psychology of Testing Your Code as You Develop It (AK), p. 1.
WICSA-2011-MiksovicZ #architecture #information management #metamodelling #requirements: Architecturally Significant Requirements, Reference Architecture, and Metamodel for Knowledge Management in Information Technology Services (CM, OZ), pp. 270–279.
CASE-2011-SapuppoAB #feedback: Micro-optic technology for the microfluidics feedback (FS, PA, MB), pp. 381–386.
DAC-2011-BeyneMP #3d #development #integration: 3D heterogeneous system integration: application driver for 3D technology development (EB, PM, GVdP), p. 213.
DAC-2011-BurnsCKPWS #3d #challenge #design: Design, CAD and technology challenges for future processors: 3D perspectives (JB, GC, EK, RP, JDW, MS), p. 212.
DAC-2011-Warnock #challenge #design: Circuit design challenges at the 14nm technology node (JDW), pp. 464–467.
DATE-2011-HuangDEB #collaboration #communication #framework: A circuit technology platform for medical data acquisition and communication: Outline of a collaboration project within the Swiss Nano-Tera.ch Initiative (QH, CD, CE, TB), pp. 1472–1473.
DATE-2011-ZhaoK #component #distributed: An extension to SystemC-A to support mixed-technology systems with distributed components (CZ, TJK), pp. 1278–1284.
DocEng-2011-Tseng #developer: Developer-friendly annotation-based HTML-to-XML transformation technology (LCHT), pp. 73–76.
ICDAR-2011-SmithLNW #towards: Towards Improved Paper-Based Election Technology (EHBS, DPL, GN, ZW), pp. 1255–1259.
VLDB-2011-HuiKS #analysis #documentation #named #xml: HIWAS: Enabling Technology for Analysis of Clinical Data in XML Documents (JH, SEK, PS), pp. 1260–1271.
CSEET-2011-HoskingSKJ #learning #re-engineering #student: Learning at the elbows of experts: Technology roadmapping with Software Engineering students (JGH, PS, EK, NJ), pp. 139–148.
CSEET-2011-HuangP: Relevance and alignment of Real-Client Real-Project courses via technology transfer (LH, DP), pp. 189–198.
ITiCSE-2011-Guzdial #education #rest: Technology for teaching the rest of us (MG), p. 2.
ITiCSE-2011-Sanchez-NielsenK: Integrating google technology in artificial intelligence (ESN, SK), pp. 108–112.
ITiCSE-2011-WahbaFH #network #student: A technology-assisted scavenger hunt for introducing K-12 students to sensor networks (SKW, YF, JOH), pp. 73–77.
CSMR-2011-GieseckeFF #architecture #multi #tool support: Long-Term Software Architecture Management with Multi-technology Tool Support (SG, JF, MF), pp. 321–324.
MSR-2011-LiZ #re-engineering #semantics #using #web: Integrating software engineering data using semantic web technologies (YFL, HZ), pp. 211–214.
MSR-2011-Zhou #debugging #detection #problem: Connecting technology with real-world problems — from copy-paste detection to detecting known bugs: (keynote abstract) (YZ), p. 2.
SCAM-2011-AlvesHR #case study #comparative #query: A Comparative Study of Code Query Technologies (TLA, JH, PR), pp. 145–154.
CHI-2011-BaumerS #design: When the implication is not to design (technology) (EPSB, MSS), pp. 2271–2274.
CHI-2011-BekkerA #design: Developmentally situated design (DSD): making theoretical knowledge accessible to designers of children’s technology (TB, ANA), pp. 2531–2540.
CHI-2011-ChoeCWK #behaviour: Opportunities for computing technologies to support healthy sleep behaviors (EKC, SC, NFW, JAK), pp. 3053–3062.
CHI-2011-CramerHTYH #interactive #student #visual notation: Classroom-based assistive technology: collective use of interactive visual schedules by students with autism (MC, SHH, MT, MTY, GRH), pp. 1–10.
CHI-2011-Fallman #human-computer #interactive: The new good: exploring the potential of philosophy of technology to contribute to human-computer interaction (DF), pp. 1051–1060.
CHI-2011-KlasnjaCP #behaviour #health #how #human-computer #research: How to evaluate technologies for health behavior change in HCI research (PVK, SC, WP), pp. 3063–3072.
CHI-2011-LatulipeCL: Evaluating longitudinal projects combining technology with temporal arts (CL, EAC, DML), pp. 1835–1844.
CHI-2011-LeeKF #behaviour #design #mining #persuasion: Mining behavioral economics to design persuasive technology for healthy choices (MKL, SBK, JF), pp. 325–334.
CHI-2011-Light #design #performance #using: Democratising technology: making transformation using designing, performance and props (AL), pp. 2239–2242.
CHI-2011-PaldaniusKVJH #case study #communication #experience #interactive: Communication technology for human-dog interaction: exploration of dog owners’ experiences and expectations (MP, TK, KVVM, OJ, JH), pp. 2641–2650.
CHI-2011-PurpuraSWSS #behaviour #design #named #persuasion: Fit4life: the design of a persuasive technology promoting healthy behavior and ideal weight (SP, VS, KW, WS, PS), pp. 423–432.
CHI-2011-ShinoharaW #interactive #social: In the shadow of misperception: assistive technology use and social interactions (KS, JOW), pp. 705–714.
CHI-2011-ThayerLHSSD: The imposition and superimposition of digital reading technology: the academic potential of e-readers (AT, CPL, LHH, HS, PS, ND), pp. 2917–2926.
CSCW-2011-AmesGKS #comprehension #social: Understanding technology choices and values through social class (MGA, JG, JK, MS), pp. 55–64.
CSCW-2011-Cutrell: Technology for emerging markets at MSR india (EC), pp. 9–16.
CSCW-2011-LiuHTCGPH #communication #mobile #social: Improving communication and social support for caregivers of high-risk infants through mobile technologies (LSL, SHH, MT, KGC, SG, SYP, GRH), pp. 475–484.
DUXU-v2-2011-PohlmeyerB #analysis: A Conjoint Analysis of Attributes Affecting the Likelihood of Technology Use (AEP, LTMB), pp. 303–312.
DUXU-v2-2011-Zeller #design #what: What You See Is What You Don’t Get: Addressing Implications of Information Technology through Design Fiction (LZ), pp. 329–336.
HCI-DDA-2011-Shneiderman #challenge #human-computer #social: Technology-Mediated Social Participation: The Next 25 Years of HCI Challenges (BS), pp. 3–14.
HCI-DDA-2011-TakacsSP #adaptation #modelling #recognition #user interface: Sensing User Needs: Recognition Technologies and User Models for Adaptive User Interfaces (BT, LS, MP), pp. 498–506.
HCI-DDA-2011-ZhengWMZ #design #development #experience #user interface #workflow: Streamlining User Experience Design and Development: Roles, Tasks and Workflow of Applying Rich Application Technologies (XSZ, MW, GM, SZ), pp. 142–151.
HCI-UA-2011-AbrahamJ #comprehension #perspective #why: An Enriched Understanding of Why the Environment and Individual Characteristics Are Important in Understanding Technology Utilization in Healthcare: An Evolutionary Psychology Perspective (CA, IAJ), pp. 141–150.
HCI-UA-2011-IzuharaYS #communication: Promotion Project for Communication between Artisans and Consumers Supported by Media Technology (RI, SY, SS), pp. 237–244.
HCI-UA-2011-KimCD #health #using: Using Pen-Based Computing in Technology for Health (HK, YSC, EYLD), pp. 192–201.
HCI-UA-2011-Levis #communication #towards #using #women: Working toward Women’s Economic Empowerment: Using Information and Communication Technology in Developing Areas to Market Traditional Crafts (MSL), pp. 266–273.
HIMI-v1-2011-PappasW #effectiveness #visualisation: Riding the Technology Wave: Effective Dashboard Data Visualization (LP, LW), pp. 249–258.
HIMI-v1-2011-ZhouDHY #industrial #interface #tool support: A Human Interface Toolkit for Developing Operation Support System of Complex Industrial Systems with IVI-COM Technology (YZ, YD, XH, HY), pp. 82–89.
HIMI-v2-2011-JungLKS: Technology-Based Decision-Making Support System (HJ, ML, PK, WKS), pp. 262–267.
HIMI-v2-2011-Saitoh #design: Information Technology Services Indutry and Job Design (YS), pp. 301–304.
IDGD-2011-BrandND #embedded #interactive #network #social #using: Using Embedded Technology Badges to Derive Social Networks, Patterns of Interaction and Space Utilization in a Corporate Headquarters (JLB, GN, HD), pp. 353–360.
IDGD-2011-LiuLGCWL #design #experience #research #user interface: Exhibition User Experience Research and Design for Applications of Context Awareness Technologies (JL, XL, BG, JC, JW, QL), pp. 533–542.
IDGD-2011-Shin #challenge #multi #towards: Toward the New Sullivan Principles in the Information Age: Conflicts and Challenges of Multinational Information Technology Companies in Asian Countries (BS), pp. 393–401.
OCSC-2011-Torrent-MorenoGEGP #ecosystem #energy #performance #social: Social Computing for Home Energy Efficiency: Technological and Stakeholder Ecosystems (MTM, RG, RE, JJG, MP), pp. 229–238.
CAiSE-2011-LiuSJMC #design #framework: A Design of Business-Technology Alignment Consulting Framework (KL, LS, DJ, VM, SC), pp. 422–435.
CAiSE-2011-MoserWHB #analysis #automation #categorisation #empirical #requirements #semantics: Requirements Management with Semantic Technology: An Empirical Study on Automated Requirements Categorization and Conflict Analysis (TM, DW, MH, SB), pp. 3–17.
ICEIS-v1-2011-GongG #evaluation #internet #performance #research: Research on the Evaluation Index System and Method for Intelligent Performance of Smart Space based on Internet of Things Technology (XG, TG), pp. 301–307.
ICEIS-v2-2011-Li11b #design #implementation: From Consulting to Implementation, Information Technology Also Needs Professional Design (YL), pp. 297–301.
ICEIS-v3-2011-ZongYTS #analysis #research #visual notation: Visual Analysis of Research on Acceptance of Information Technology (QJZ, QJY, LyT, HZS), pp. 415–420.
ICEIS-v4-2011-OuazzaneAKL #design #framework #using #web: An e-Business Framework Design using Enhanced Web 2.0 Technology (KO, MSA, HBK, JL), pp. 97–102.
ICEIS-v4-2011-SongZC #architecture #enterprise #information management #semantics #web: An Architecture for Interoperability of Enterprise Information Systems based on SOA and Semantic Web Technologies (FS, GZ, DC), pp. 431–437.
ICEIS-v4-2011-Xin #case study #internet: Study on Application of Internet of Things based on RFID Technology (CX), pp. 518–521.
CIKM-2011-MagdyJ #performance #using: An efficient method for using machine translation technologies in cross-language patent search (WM, GJFJ), pp. 1925–1928.
KEOD-2011-Tinsley #ontology #realtime: OTTER Project — Ontology Technology that Executes Real-time: Project Status (TAT), pp. 521–527.
KMIS-2011-AndreasikCU #correctness #health #semantics #web: A Semantic Web Technologies-based System for Controlling the Correctness of Medical Procedures in Polish National Health Fund (JA, AC, SU), pp. 331–336.
KMIS-2011-RajabionK #enterprise: Information Technology — It’s Role in Facilitating the Sharing and Transfer of Knowledge in Small Medium Sized Enterprises (LR, AK), pp. 275–282.
SEKE-2011-Garcia-Castro #evaluation #maturity #named: SET-MM — A Software Evaluation Technology Maturity Model (RGC), pp. 660–665.
SEKE-2011-MoserWHB #analysis #automation #detection #empirical #requirements #semantics: Automating the Detection of Complex Semantic Conflicts between Software Requirements (An empirical study on requirements conflict analysis with semantic technology) (TM, DW, MH, SB), pp. 729–735.
SEKE-2011-RadulovicG #modelling #quality #semantics: Extending Software Quality Models — A Sample In The Domain of Semantic Technologies (FR, RGC), pp. 25–30.
SEKE-2011-WangL #interprocedural #profiling: A Technology of Profiling Inter-procedural Paths (LW, BL), pp. 31–36.
BX-2011-Kindler1 #bidirectional #challenge: Some challenges of integrating bidirectional transformation technologies (EK), p. 61.
RE-2011-Cleland-HuangD #exclamation #requirements: Ready-set-transfer! Technology transfer in the requirements engineering domain (JCH, DD), pp. 327–328.
SAC-2011-AnttonenSMT #framework #roadmap #web: Transforming the web into a real application platform: new technologies, emerging trends and missing pieces (MA, AS, TM, AT), pp. 800–807.
ICTSS-2011-MeinkeN #term rewriting #testing #using: Learning-Based Testing for Reactive Systems Using Term Rewriting Technology (KM, FN), pp. 97–114.
CASE-2010-JinJ #automation #bibliography #distributed #generative: Review on planning and automation technologies for distributed generation systems (TJ, JAJ), pp. 269–274.
DAC-2010-CongM #reliability: LUT-based FPGA technology mapping for reliability (JC, KM), pp. 517–522.
DAC-2010-ZhangLR: Bayesian virtual probe: minimizing variation characterization cost for nanoscale IC technologies via Bayesian inference (WZ, XL, RAR), pp. 262–267.
DATE-2010-Aue #internet #mobile #power management #using: Low power mobile internet devices using LTE technology (VA), p. 794.
DATE-2010-Eul #communication #difference #standard: Wireless communication — successful differentiation on standard technology by innovation (HE), p. 2.
DATE-2010-JamaaMM #logic #power management: Power consumption of logic circuits in ambipolar carbon nanotube technology (MHBJ, KM, GDM), pp. 303–306.
DATE-2010-Kheradmand-BoroujeniPL #independence #novel #process: AVGS-Mux style: A novel technology and device independent technique for reducing power and compensating process variations in FPGA fabrics (BKB, CP, YL), pp. 339–344.
DATE-2010-KlumppRW #3d: 3D-integration of silicon devices: A key technology for sophisticated products (AK, PR, RW), pp. 1678–1683.
DocEng-2010-BeaudouxBJ #authoring #modelling #using: Using model driven engineering technologies for building authoring applications (OB, AB, JMJ), pp. 279–282.
DRR-2010-Sako #self: Technologies for developing an advanced intelligent ATM with self-defence capabilities (HS), pp. 1–10.
VLDB-2010-MiddelfartP #using: Using Sentinel Technology in the TARGIT BI Suite (MM, TBP), pp. 1629–1632.
ITiCSE-2010-Yeti: Science, technology and innovation: a key driver for economic growth (NY), p. 1.
ITiCSE-2010-YukselturkYSK #case study #education #experience #online: Online education experiences: information technologies certificate program at METU (EY, AY, AS, ÖK), pp. 83–87.
ICSM-2010-DajsurenGM #legacy #using: Modernizing legacy software using a System Grokking technology (YD, MG, DM), pp. 1–7.
FLOPS-2010-TamuraTB #constraints #problem #satisfiability: Solving Constraint Satisfaction Problems with SAT Technology (NT, TT, MB), pp. 19–23.
CHI-2010-ArifS #cost analysis #fault #predict: Predicting the cost of error correction in character-based text entry technologies (ASA, WS), pp. 5–14.
CHI-2010-BalaamFGL: Exploring affective technologies for the classroom with the subtle stone (MB, GF, JG, RL), pp. 1623–1632.
CHI-2010-FroehlichFL #design: The design of eco-feedback technology (JF, LF, JAL), pp. 1999–2008.
CHI-2010-HeGH #design #energy #feedback: One size does not fit all: applying the transtheoretical model to energy feedback technology design (HAH, SG, EMH), pp. 927–936.
CHI-2010-LindleyHS #case study #design #game studies: Designing a technological playground: a field study of the emergence of play in household messaging (SEL, RHRH, AS), pp. 2351–2360.
CHI-2010-ManciniRBCJJPTN #named: Contravision: exploring users’ reactions to futuristic technology (CM, YR, AKB, TC, LJ, ANJ, BAP, KT, BN), pp. 153–162.
CHI-2010-MassimiB #design #product line: A death in the family: opportunities for designing technologies for the bereaved (MM, RMB), pp. 1821–1830.
CHI-2010-OdomHSKB #comprehension #interactive #rest: Passing on & putting to rest: understanding bereavement in the context of interactive technologies (WO, RHRH, AS, DSK, RB), pp. 1831–1840.
CHI-2010-SambasivanCTN #community: Intermediated technology use in developing communities (NS, EC, KT, BAN), pp. 2583–2592.
CHI-2010-WoelferH #case study #community #experience #information management #people: Homeless young people’s experiences with information systems: life and work in a community technology center (JPW, DGH), pp. 1291–1300.
CHI-2010-WycheSCAG #interactive: Deliberate interactions: characterizing technology use in Nairobi, Kenya (SW, TNS, MC, PMA, REG), pp. 2593–2602.
CSCW-2010-RobersonN #social: Survival needs and social inclusion: technology use among the homeless (JR, BAN), pp. 445–448.
SIGAda-2010-Rosen #object-oriented #reliability: Use of object oriented technologies in high reliability system (JPR), pp. 3–4.
ICEIS-AIDSS-2010-DiasioA: Replanting the Answer Garden — Cultivating Expertise through Decision Support Technology (SD, NA), pp. 373–378.
ICEIS-HCI-2010-FortunaBB #ajax #flexibility #framework #interface: A Framework for Flexibility at the Interface — Joining Ajax Technology and Semiotics (FJF, RB, MCCB), pp. 30–37.
ICEIS-ISAS-2010-EliceguiVM #data mining #mining #semantics: Combining Semantic Technologies and Data Mining to Endow BSS/OSS Systems with Intelligence — Particularization to an International Telecom Company Tariff System (JME, GTdV, MdFM), pp. 350–355.
KEOD-2010-CruanesGR #automation #development #ontology: Proposal of a Methodological and Technological Development for Automatic Ontology Extension (JC, RMG, MTRF), pp. 471–475.
KEOD-2010-KouOZKMIO #comprehension #development #ontology: Development of Fundamental Technologies for Better Understanding of Clinical Medical Ontologies (HK, MO, JZ, KK, RM, TI, KO), pp. 235–240.
KMIS-2010-ScerriGH #collaboration #semantics: Supporting Digital Collaborative Work through Semantic Technology (SS, GG, SH), pp. 92–101.
KMIS-2010-ScheibmayerIB #analysis #approach #framework #process: A Framework to Measure the Impact of Knowledge Process Supporting Technologies — An Integrated Approach for a Technology-oriented Business Benefit Analysis (MS, AI, MB), pp. 253–259.
ECMFA-2010-CregutCPFP #animation #framework #generative: Generative Technologies for Model Animation in the TopCased Platform (XC, BC, MP, RF, JP), pp. 90–103.
SAC-2010-BozzonBFP #framework #integration: Integration of a human face annotation technology in an audio-visual search engine platform (AB, MB, PF, PP), pp. 839–843.
ICSE-2010-HazzanD #framework #re-engineering: A HOT --- Human, Organizational and Technological --- framework for a software engineering course (OH, YD), pp. 559–566.
ASPLOS-2010-Brewer: Technology for developing regions: Moore’s law is not enough (EAB), pp. 1–2.
SAT-2010-Naveh #constraints #difference: The Big Deal: Applying Constraint Satisfaction Technologies Where It Makes the Difference (YN), pp. 1–7.
ASE-2009-GreenMWE #comprehension #re-engineering: Understanding the Value of Software Engineering Technologies (PGI, TM, SW, OER), pp. 52–61.
CASE-2009-Srinivasan #communication: Sustaining manufacturing assets through smarter utilization of information and communication technologies (VS), pp. 478–482.
DAC-2009-GargMMO #design #multi #perspective: Technology-driven limits on DVFS controllability of multiple voltage-frequency island designs: a system-level perspective (SG, DM, RM, ÜYO), pp. 818–821.
DAC-2009-PatilLZWM #logic #using: Digital VLSI logic technology using Carbon Nanotube FETs: frequently asked questions (NP, AL, JZ, HSPW, SM), pp. 304–309.
DAC-2009-RoyKG #interactive: Device/circuit interactions at 22nm technology node (KR, JPK, SKG), pp. 97–102.
DATE-2009-JerrayaN #comprehension #embedded #manycore #tutorial: Embedded tutorial — Understanding multicore technologies (AAJ, GN), p. 1051.
DATE-2009-KoelblJJP #equivalence: Solver technology for system-level to RTL equivalence checking (AK, RJ, HJ, CP), pp. 196–201.
DATE-2009-LadharMB #fault #performance: Efficient and accurate method for intra-gate defect diagnoses in nanometer technology and volume data (AL, MM, LB), pp. 988–993.
DATE-2009-LiC #architecture #bibliography #memory management #tool support: An overview of non-volatile memory technology and the implication for tools and architectures (HL, YC), pp. 731–736.
DATE-2009-LudoviciVMRGLGB #constraints #design: Assessing fat-tree topologies for regular network-on-chip design under nanoscale technology constraints (DL, FGV, SM, CGR, MEG, PL, GNG, DB), pp. 562–565.
SIGMOD-2009-Chi #social #using #web: Augmented social cognition: using social web technology to enhance the ability of groups to remember, think, and reason (EHC), pp. 973–984.
SIGMOD-2009-Freitas #memory management: Storage class memory: technology, systems and applications (RFF), pp. 985–986.
SIGMOD-2009-LeeMP #database #enterprise #memory management #roadmap: Advances in flash memory SSD technology for enterprise database applications (SWL, BM, CP), pp. 863–870.
SIGMOD-2009-SlezakE: Data warehouse technology by infobright (DS, VE), pp. 841–846.
SIGMOD-2009-WeiLLGRC: Supporting a spectrum of out-of-order event processing technologies: from aggressive to conservative methodologies (MW, ML, ML, DG, EAR, KTC), pp. 1031–1034.
VLDB-2009-AbouzeidBARS #architecture #hybrid #named #pipes and filters: HadoopDB: An Architectural Hybrid of MapReduce and DBMS Technologies for Analytical Workloads (AA, KBP, DJA, AR, AS), pp. 922–933.
VLDB-2009-NehmeWRB #multi #query: Query Mesh: Multi-Route Query Processing Technology (RVN, KW, EAR, EB), pp. 1530–1533.
VLDB-2009-WangSCMKZPY #data transformation #named #semantics #using #web: SMDM: Enhancing Enterprise-Wide Master Data Management Using Semantic Web Technologies (XW, XS, FC, LM, NK, KZ, YP, YY), pp. 1594–1597.
CSEET-2009-Rosso-Llopart #education #learning #re-engineering: An Examination of Learning Technologies That Support Software Engineering and Education (MRL), pp. 294–295.
ITiCSE-2009-AndersonL #collaboration #community #learning #student: Exploring technologies for building collaborative learning communities among diverse student populations (NA, CCL), pp. 243–247.
ITiCSE-2009-Draganova #learning #mobile: Use of mobile phone technologies in learning (CD), p. 399.
ITiCSE-2009-MegiasTBS #distance #education #standard: Free technology academy: a European initiative for distance education about free software and open standards (DM, WT, LB, FS), pp. 70–74.
ITiCSE-2009-MoffatT #algorithm #education: The use of MUVE technology in teaching AI algorithms (DCM, KT), p. 396.
ITiCSE-2009-RosslingK09a #analysis #performance: A system for integral efficiency analysis of sustainable technologies (GR, YK), p. 395.
ITiCSE-2009-TuschLWES #framework: Technology infrastructure in support of a medical & bioinformatics masters degree (GT, PL, GW, DE, CS), p. 388.
CSMR-2009-Rombach #design #maintenance #product line: Design for Maintenance — Use of Engineering Principles and Product Line Technology (HDR), pp. 1–2.
SAS-2009-DohKS #parsing #static analysis #string #using: Abstract Parsing: Static Analysis of Dynamically Generated String Output Using LR-Parsing Technology (KGD, HK, DAS), pp. 256–272.
CHI-2009-ConsolvoML #behaviour #design: Theory-driven design strategies for technologies that support behavior change in everyday life (SC, DWM, JAL), pp. 405–414.
CHI-2009-CoyleD #collaboration #design: Clinical evaluations and collaborative design: developing new technologies for mental healthcare interventions (DC, GD), pp. 2051–2060.
CHI-2009-FarnhamMPANHL #community #impact analysis: Measuring the impact of third place attachment on the adoption of a place-based community technology (SF, JFM, YP, SA, DN, WRH, JL), pp. 2153–2156.
CHI-2009-MarkAS: Resilience through technology adoption: merging the old and the new in Iraq (GM, BAA, BS), pp. 689–698.
DHM-2009-HeZFH #artificial reality #multi #visualisation: A Multi-functional Visualization System for Motion Captured Human Body Based on Virtual Reality Technology (QH, LZ, XF, YH), pp. 115–122.
DHM-2009-JunLS #approach #fault #simulation: A Simulation Approach to Understand the Viability of RFID Technology in Reducing Medication Dispensing Errors (EJ, JL, XS), pp. 531–539.
HCD-2009-Chu #design #evaluation #simulation: User-Centered Mouse Access Evaluation Design: Windows-Based Simulation Technology (CNC), pp. 41–45.
HCD-2009-Seland #design #game studies #mobile #using: Empowering End Users in Design of Mobile Technology Using Role Play as a Method: Reflections on the Role-Play Conduction (GS), pp. 912–921.
HCD-2009-SimoesP #adaptation: Older Drivers and New In-Vehicle Technologies: Adaptation and Long-Term Effects (AS, MP), pp. 552–561.
HCI-AUII-2009-DetweilerB #guidelines #online #towards #trust: Trust in Online Technology: Towards Practical Guidelines Based on Experimentally Verified Theory (CD, JB), pp. 605–614.
HCI-AUII-2009-GlasnappB #detection: A Human-Centered Model for Detecting Technology Engagement (JG, OB), pp. 621–630.
HCI-AUII-2009-KubickiLLSKC #human-computer #interactive #using: New Human-Computer Interactions Using Tangible Objects: Application on a Digital Tabletop with RFID Technology (SK, SL, YL, PDS, CK, JC), pp. 446–455.
HCI-AUII-2009-LeeJ #smarttech #standard: Standardization for Smart Clothing Technology (KL, YGJ), pp. 768–777.
HCI-AUII-2009-Sixsmith #comprehension: Understanding the Older User of Ambient Technologies (AS), pp. 511–519.
HCI-AUII-2009-Umemuro #towards: Affective Technology, Affective Management, towards Affective Society (HU), pp. 683–692.
HCI-NIMT-2009-BravoHFVCNFCPV #identification #interactive #towards: From Implicit to Touching Interaction by Identification Technologies: Towards Tagging Context (JB, RH, CF, VV, GC, SWN, JF, GC, RP, MV), pp. 417–425.
HCI-NIMT-2009-Suzuki: Embodied Sound Media Technology for the Enhancement of the Sound Presence (KS), pp. 745–751.
HCI-NT-2009-HermannJSS #internet #using: Acceptance of Future Technologies Using Personal Data: A Focus Group with Young Internet Users (FH, DJ, DS, AS), pp. 431–437.
HCI-NT-2009-PujolU #design #effectiveness: Productive Love: A New Proposal for Designing Affective Technology (RSP, HU), pp. 725–734.
HCI-NT-2009-RojasC #communication #perspective: The Appropriation of Information and Communication Technology: A Cross-Cultural Perspective (JR, MC), pp. 687–696.
HCI-VAD-2009-BegoleMZYLC #challenge #design #interactive: Designed to Fit: Challenges of Interaction Design for Clothes Fitting Room Technologies (BB, TM, WZ, NY, JL, MC), pp. 448–457.
HCI-VAD-2009-CasasOP #education #tablet #using: Using Tablet PCs and Pen-Based Technologies to Support Engineering Education (IC, SFO, JP), pp. 31–38.
HCI-VAD-2009-KashiwagiXSKO #learning #physics #process: A Language Learning System Utilizing RFID Technology for Total Physical Response Activities (HK, YX, YS, MK, KO), pp. 119–128.
HIMI-DIE-2009-SamoylovFRTSG #communication #interactive: Tactical Access to Complex Technology through Interactive Communication (TACTIC) (AS, CF, SHR, PDT, KS, PG), pp. 154–162.
HIMI-DIE-2009-Soderston #experience #tool support #user interface: A Retrospective and Prospective View of Information Technology Professionals’ Use of Tools: Maturing the User Experience (CS), pp. 306–315.
HIMI-II-2009-KasemvilasF #ajax #usability: Effects of AJAX Technology on the Usability of Blogs (SK, DF), pp. 45–54.
HIMI-II-2009-LeeD #safety: Impact of Healthcare Information Technology Systems on Patient Safety (BCL, VGD), pp. 559–565.
IDGD-2009-EugeneHMBRL #authentication #design #process #what: This Is Who I Am and This Is What I Do: Demystifying the Process of Designing Culturally Authentic Technology (WE, LH, KM, QB, YAR, SL), pp. 19–28.
IDGD-2009-GurleyN #bibliography: A Systematic Review of Technologies Designed to Improve and Assist Cognitive Decline for Both the Current and Future Aging Populations (KG, AFN), pp. 156–163.
OCSC-2009-PuseyM #education #heuristic #implementation #learning #wiki: Heuristics for Implementation of Wiki Technology in Higher Education Learning (PP, GM), pp. 507–514.
OCSC-2009-WuO #bibliography #online: Medication Adherence among the Elderly and Technology Aids: Results from an Online Survey Study (HW, AAO), pp. 719–727.
ICEIS-HCI-2009-NakanishiTO #artificial reality #complexity #design #effectiveness #guidelines #using #verification: Study for Establishing Design Guidelines for Manuals using Augmented Reality Technology — Verification and Expansion of the Basic Model Describing “Effective Complexity” (MN, SiT, YO), pp. 21–26.
ICEIS-ISAS-2009-NascimentoITR #legacy #process #using: A Method for Rewriting Legacy Systems using Business Process Management Technology (GSdN, CI, LHT, MR), pp. 57–62.
ICEIS-J-2009-GhezziRB #classification #mobile: A Technology Classification Model for Mobile Content and Service Delivery Platforms (AG, FR, RB), pp. 600–614.
ICEIS-J-2009-JerbiRTZ #recommendation: Applying Recommendation Technology in OLAP Systems (HJ, FR, OT, GZ), pp. 220–233.
KDD-2009-DundarHBRR #case study #dataset #detection #learning #using: Learning with a non-exhaustive training dataset: a case study: detection of bacteria cultures using optical-scattering technology (MD, EDH, AKB, JPR, BR), pp. 279–288.
KDIR-2009-SchmidtGG #information management: Language Technology for Information Systems (PS, MG, GG), pp. 259–262.
KEOD-2009-KoppensteinerMLLV #enterprise #framework #semantics: Ontology-oriented Framework for Virtual Enterprises — Accomplished within the Project: Future Network-based Semantic Technologies ((FUNSET-Science) (GK, MM, WL, EL, LV), pp. 300–307.
KEOD-2009-SellamiGAR #adaptation #multi #ontology: Dynamic Ontology Co-construction based on Adaptive Multi-Agent Technology (ZS, MPG, NAG, SR), pp. 56–63.
KMIS-2009-AlvesM #correlation: Best use of Knowledge in a Space Program — Managing the Correlated Technologies (MBA, AMM), pp. 301–304.
KMIS-2009-Kharabsheh: Critical Success Factors of Technology Parks in Australia (RAK), pp. 103–111.
KMIS-2009-MichelinF #formal method #modelling: Formal Modeling for Deploying Improvement and Innovation in Information Technology (PM, MF), pp. 318–323.
KMIS-2009-MorenoCCAMCG #case study #experience #research: When Knowledge Meets Innovation Technology — The ENEA e-LEARN Experiences through Technology and Research (AM, FC, CC, AA, CM, AC, SG), pp. 161–166.
SEKE-2009-JuanI #library #music #semantics #web: Improving Searchability of a Music Digital Library with Semantic Web Technologies (PdJ, CAI), pp. 246–251.
SIGIR-2009-ZieglerJ #web: Leveraging sources of collective wisdom on the web for discovering technology synergies (CNZ, SJ), pp. 548–555.
SAC-2009-KimTJJM #automation #roadmap: Automatic discovery of technology trends from patent text (YK, YT, YJ, JR, SHM), pp. 1480–1487.
SAC-2009-NeubauerE #alias #evaluation: An evaluation of technologies for the pseudonymization of medical data (TN, AE), pp. 857–858.
SAC-2009-RamanathanRG #framework #people #process #trade-off #using: The people, the process or the technology?: Using the ACE framework to make tradeoffs in service delivery improvement (JR, RR, RG), pp. 259–264.
SAC-2009-SmileyHKD #analysis #architecture #evaluation #requirements: Architectural requirements prioritization and analysis applied to software technology evaluation (KS, QH, EK, AD), pp. 397–398.
SAC-2009-ZaidKT #feature model #modelling #semantics #web: Applying semantic web technology to feature modeling (LAZ, FK, ODT), pp. 1252–1256.
ESEC-FSE-2009-Schafer #concept #navigation: IQ routes and HD traffic: technology insights about tomtom’s time-dynamic navigation concept (RPS), pp. 171–172.
CAV-2009-HuntS #verification: Centaur Technology Media Unit Verification (WAHJ, SS), pp. 353–367.
CBSE-2008-GjorvenER #adaptation #case study #component #experience #framework: Experiences from Developing a Component Technology Agnostic Adaptation Framework (EG, FE, RR), pp. 230–245.
CBSE-2008-MartinezDPM #component #distributed #named #realtime: Ada-CCM: Component-Based Technology for Distributed Real-Time Systems (PLM, JMD, PP, JLM), pp. 334–350.
WICSA-2008-Klein #architecture #evolution: Interplay of Architecture, Business Goals, and Current Technology in the Evolution of Call Center Systems (JK), pp. 93–94.
CASE-2008-NagleW #named #using: GSP: Extending G-Code using JSP servlet technologies (SN, JW), pp. 953–958.
CASE-2008-Park #development #process #self: A development of self-clinching standoff by reverse drawing process technology (SbP), pp. 888–893.
DAC-2008-BrockmanLKKM #array #design #memory management #multi #programmable #using: Design of a mask-programmable memory/multiplier array using G4-FET technology (JBB, SL, PMK, AK, MMM), pp. 337–338.
DAC-2008-ChoudhuryYGM: Technology exploration for graphene nanoribbon FETs (MRC, YY, JG, KM), pp. 272–277.
DAC-2008-LiZY #analysis #verification: Full-chip leakage analysis in nano-scale technologies: mechanisms, variation sources, and verification (TL, WZ, ZY), pp. 594–599.
DAC-2008-NowakCCR #design: Holistic pathfinding: virtual wireless chip design for advanced technology and design exploration (MN, JC, CC, RR), p. 593.
DATE-2008-Abraham #dependence #roadmap: Implications of Technology Trends on System Dependability (JAA), p. 940.
DATE-2008-Brand #design #manycore #optimisation: Optimization of Design Flows for Multi-Core x86 Microprocessors in 45 and 32nm Technologies under Productivity Considerations (HJB), pp. 938–939.
DATE-2008-DAscoliBMFRPVFM #programmable: A Programmable and Low-EMI Integrated Half-Bridge Driver in BCD Technology (FD, LB, MM, LF, GR, EP, FV, MF, MDM), pp. 879–884.
DATE-2008-GielenWMLMKGRN #challenge #reliability: Emerging Yield and Reliability Challenges in Nanometer CMOS Technologies (GGEG, PHNDW, EM, JL, JMM, BK, GG, RR, MN), pp. 1322–1327.
DATE-2008-Pamunuwa #integration #memory management #scalability: Memory Technology for Extended Large-Scale Integration in Future Electronics Applications (DP), pp. 1126–1127.
DATE-2008-PenazziCDSSM #multi #safety: Cooperative Safety: a Combination of Multiple Technologies (RP, PC, MD, AS, MS, EM), pp. 959–961.
DATE-2008-WangKABT #approach #energy #modelling #optimisation #performance: Integrated approach to energy harvester mixed technology modelling and performance optimisation (LW, TJK, BMAH, SPB, RNT), pp. 704–709.
CSEET-2008-GotelKSN #challenge #development #student: Working Across Borders: Overcoming Culturally-Based Technology Challenges in Student Global Software Development (OG, VK, CS, LCN), pp. 33–40.
ITiCSE-2008-ChidanandanS #learning #question: Adopting pen-based technology to facilitate active learning in the classroom: is it right for you? (AC, SMS), p. 343.
ITiCSE-2008-DorgeS #question #what: What are information technology’s key qualifications? (CD, CS), pp. 296–300.
ITiCSE-2008-HawthorneKCW #guidelines: Computer science and information technology associate-level curricular guidelines (EKH, KJK, RDC, AMW), p. 350.
ITiCSE-2008-Long #scalability #student: Scalable apprenticeships: reconnecting students through technology (PDL), pp. 3–4.
CSMR-2008-KnodelMHM #architecture #case study #experience #industrial: Architecture Compliance Checking — Experiences from Successful Technology Transfer to Industry (JK, DM, UH, GM), pp. 43–52.
CSMR-2008-PantosBGG #adaptation #assessment #case study #experience #quality #source code: Experiences in Adapting a Source Code-Based Quality Assessment Technology (JP, ÁB, PG, TG), pp. 311–313.
ICPC-2008-RillingWGP #maintenance #semantics: Semantic Technologies in System Maintenance (STSM 2008) (JR, RW, DG, JZP), pp. 279–282.
ICPC-2008-VerbaereGG #comprehension #query: Query Technologies and Applications for Program Comprehension (QTAPC 2008) (MV, MWG, TG), pp. 285–288.
CHI-2008-ChangLHHCWCH #education: Playful toothbrush: ubicomp technology for teaching tooth brushing to kindergarten children (YCC, JLL, CJH, NYH, HHC, HYW, PYC, YLH), pp. 363–372.
CHI-2008-DantecE #design: Designs on dignity: perceptions of technology among the homeless (CALD, WKE), pp. 627–636.
CHI-2008-GrimesH #human-computer #research: Celebratory technology: new directions for food research in HCI (AG, RH), pp. 467–476.
CHI-2008-HanksORB #interactive #towards: Sustainable millennials: attitudes towards sustainability and the material effects of interactive technologies (KH, WO, DR, EB), pp. 333–342.
CHI-2008-HoferKK #multi #named: MightyTrace: multiuser tracking technology on lc-displays (RH, PK, AMK), pp. 215–218.
CHI-2008-HuangT #design #interactive #mobile #paradigm: Breaking the disposable technology paradigm: opportunities for sustainable interaction design for mobile phones (EMH, KNT), pp. 323–332.
CHI-2008-McGee-Lennon #requirements: Requirements engineering for home care technology (MRML), pp. 1439–1442.
CHI-2008-ShklovskiKC #maintenance: Keeping in touch by technology: maintaining friendships after a residential move (IS, REK, JNC), pp. 807–816.
CSCW-2008-DantecE: The view from the trenches: organization, power, and technology at two nonprofit homeless outreach centers (CALD, WKE), pp. 589–598.
CSCW-2008-DiamantFL #performance: Where did we turn wrong?: unpacking the effect of culture and technology on attributions of team performance (EID, SRF, FlL), pp. 383–392.
CSCW-2008-GoecksVVM #collaboration: Charitable technologies: opportunities for collaborative computing in nonprofit fundraising (JG, AV, SV, EDM), pp. 689–698.
CSCW-2008-LiuLC: Operationalization of technology use and cooperation in CSCW (PJL, JML, KRC), pp. 505–514.
CSCW-2008-MarkS #collaboration: Resilience in collaboration: technology as a resource for new patterns of action (GM, BS), pp. 137–146.
CSCW-2008-ShklovskiPS #communication #community: Finding community through information and communication technology in disaster response (IS, LP, JS), pp. 127–136.
CSCW-2008-TangC #deployment #mobile: Evaluating the deployment of a mobile technology in a hospital ward (CT, MSTC), pp. 205–214.
CSCW-2008-TolmieC #research: Deploying research technology in the home (PT, AC), pp. 639–648.
AdaEurope-2008-MartinezDPM #ada #component #distributed #realtime: An Ada 2005 Technology for Distributed and Real-Time Component-Based Applications (PLM, JMD, PP, JLM), pp. 254–267.
EDOC-2008-WehrweinMT #approach #collaboration #implementation: A Requirements-Driven and Collaborative Decision Support Approach for Evaluating the Viability of Candidate Implementation Technologies (BW, GM, RT), pp. 293–299.
ICEIS-HCI-2008-HornungBT #web: Assistive Technologies and Techniques for Web Based EGOV in Developing Countries (HHH, MCCB, CdAT), pp. 248–255.
ICEIS-HCI-2008-LeivaCGA #development #maintenance #using #workflow: A Cooperative Method for System Development and Maintenance Using Workflow Technologies (JLL, JLC, AG, MAA), pp. 130–135.
ICEIS-ISAS1-2008-LiuKL #specification: A FAHP-Based Technology Selection and Specification Methodology (KCL, DFK, DL), pp. 161–168.
ICEIS-ISAS2-2008-MendezPMO08a #outsourcing: Critical Success Factors to Evaluate Information Technology Outsourcing Projects (EMM, MAP, LEM, MO), pp. 176–181.
ICEIS-SAIC-2008-AtkinsZYN: Application of Knowledge Hub and RFID Technology in Auditing and Tracking of Plasterboard for Environment Recycling and Waste Disposal (ASA, LZ, HY, BPN), pp. 190–195.
ICEIS-SAIC-2008-BaguesBBGI #communication #protocol #semantics: Use of Semantic Technology to Describe and Reason about Communication Protocols (MIB, IB, JB, AG, AI), pp. 67–72.
ICEIS-SAIC-2008-CanalesP #architecture #learning #semantics #web: Learning Technology System Architecture Based on Agents and Semantic Web (ACC, RPV), pp. 127–132.
SEKE-2008-DasguptaEFKSV #design #fault tolerance #grid #standard #using: Design of a Fault-tolerant Job-flow Manager for Grid Environments Using Standard Technologies, Job-flow Patterns, and a Transparent Proxy (GD, OE, LF, SK, SMS, BV), pp. 814–819.
SEKE-2008-HerrLSTW #automation #process: Combining SOA and BPM Technologies for Cross-System Process Automation (SH, KL, JS, GKT, GW), pp. 339–344.
SEKE-2008-Jannach #development #knowledge-based #recommendation: Knowledge-based System Development with Scripting Technology: A Recommender System Example (DJ), pp. 405–416.
SEKE-2008-KimBBSA #behaviour #named #using #visualisation: VisRFID: Visualizing Customer Behavior in Geotemporal Space Using RFID Technology (BK, KB, MB, RS, BA), pp. 422–427.
RE-2008-FeatherHMU #analysis #deployment #requirements #using: Guiding Technology Deployment Decisions using a Quantitative Requirements Analysis Technique (MSF, KAH, RMM, SU), pp. 271–276.
RE-2008-RecioSPM #collaboration #process #requirements: Leveraging Collaborative Technologies in the IO Requirements Process (RR, CS, JP, CM), pp. 283–288.
SAC-2008-AkhterK: Building secure e-business systems: technology and culture in the UAE (FA, LK), pp. 1474–1475.
SLE-2008-Brand #modelling: Model-Driven Engineering Meets Generic Language Technology (MvdB), pp. 8–15.
WICSA-2007-GortonB #architecture #challenge #concept #information management: Architecture Knowledge Management: Concepts, Technologies, Challenges (IG, MAB), p. 31.
DAC-2007-Borkar #perspective: Thousand Core ChipsA Technology Perspective (SB), pp. 746–749.
DAC-2007-ChengCW #named #power management: GlitchMap: An FPGA Technology Mapper for Low Power Considering Glitches (LC, DC, MDFW), pp. 318–323.
DAC-2007-ChoKKPT #co-evolution #convergence #design #framework #statistics: Statistical Framework for Technology-Model-Product Co-Design and Convergence (CC, DDK, JK, JOP, RT), pp. 503–508.
DAC-2007-Scheffer: CAD Implications of New Interconnect Technologies (LS), pp. 576–581.
DATE-2007-FerrignoPSL #design #identification #process: Identification of process/design issues during 0.18 µm technology qualification for space application (JF, PP, KS, DL), pp. 989–993.
DATE-2007-Huomo #communication #ubiquitous: Emerging solutions technology and business views for the ubiquitous communication (HH), p. 678.
DATE-2007-NeyGLPVB #analysis #fault: Slow write driver faults in 65nm SRAM technology: analysis and March test solution (AN, PG, CL, SP, AV, MB), pp. 528–533.
DATE-2007-PardessusDA #embedded: The methodological and technological dimensions of technology transfer for embedded systems in aeronautics and space (TP, HD, RA), pp. 1108–1109.
DATE-2007-RhodLC #architecture #performance: A low-SER efficient core processor architecture for future technologies (ELR, CALL, LC), pp. 1448–1453.
DATE-2007-ZhuZCXZ #grid #probability #process: A sparse grid based spectral stochastic collocation method for variations-aware capacitance extraction of interconnects under nanometer process technology (HZ, XZ, WC, JX, DZ), pp. 1514–1519.
DATE-2007-ZilicRK #specification: Reversible circuit technology mapping from non-reversible specifications (ZZ, KR, AK), pp. 558–563.
SIGMOD-2007-ChandyG #database #using: Event processing using database technology (KMC, DG), pp. 1169–1170.
VLDB-2007-Brewer: Technology for Developing Regions (EAB), p. 2.
VLDB-2007-Vogels #data access #framework: Data Access Patterns in The Amazon.com Technology Platform (WV), p. 1.
CSEET-2007-TaranR #case study #comparative #education #people #perspective #process #re-engineering: Software Engineering Education in Russia: A Comparative Study of People, Process and Technology a Four Year Perspective (GT, MRL), pp. 19–28.
ITiCSE-2007-Dickinson #student: “But I Don’t Read Text Printed in Braille Font”…: parables from a business and information technology student (AD), p. 336.
ITiCSE-2007-OliverGMA #learning #using: Using disruptive technology for explorative learning (IO, KG, AM, CA), pp. 96–100.
ICSM-2007-ColosimoLFS #legacy #migration: Assessing Legacy System Migration Technologies through Controlled Experiments (MC, ADL, RF, GS), pp. 365–374.
CHI-2007-BatchellerHNRRZ #game studies #testing #video: Testing the technology: playing games with video conferencing (ALB, BH, KN, EJR, MRB, XZ), pp. 849–852.
CHI-2007-LehnHLH: Engaging constable: revealing art with new technology (DvL, JH, PL, CH), pp. 1485–1494.
CHI-2007-SellenFAHRW #case study #memory management #using: Do life-logging technologies support memory for the past?: an experimental study using sensecam (AS, AF, MA, SH, CR, KRW), pp. 81–90.
CHI-2007-WoodruffAF #automation: Sabbath day home automation: “it’s like mixing technology and religion” (AW, SA, BEF), pp. 527–536.
DHM-2007-DongWY #research #simulation: Experimental Research on Human Body Motion Simulation Based on the Motion Capture Technology (DD, LW, XY), pp. 42–47.
DHM-2007-LiuMLHYX #image #visualisation: Study and Application of Medical Image Visualization Technology (JL, WM, FL, YH, JY, XX), pp. 668–677.
DHM-2007-SadasivanG #question: Can We Use Technology to Train Inspectors to Be More Systematic? (SS, AKG), pp. 959–968.
DHM-2007-UpadrastaKL: Advanced Technology Training for Operating the Microlithography Panel Printer (BU, MTK, SSL), pp. 998–1007.
DHM-2007-WashburnSG #maintenance #multimodal #using: Using Multimodal Technologies to Enhance Aviation Maintenance Inspection Training (CW, PS, AKG), pp. 1018–1026.
HCI-AS-2007-KatzensteinC: Integrating Technology into the Medical Environment of a Developing African Country (JK, BC), pp. 468–473.
HCI-AS-2007-MutoI #how #user interface: How New Technologies Can Help Create Better UI’s for Medical Devices (WHM, EWI), pp. 499–507.
HCI-AS-2007-TanC #mobile #quality: The Effects of Mobile Service Quality and Technology Compatibility on Users’ Perceived Playfulness (FBT, JPCC), pp. 1029–1038.
HCI-AS-2007-TanevaL #communication #design #safety: Interfacing Safety and Communication Breakdowns: Situated Medical Technology Design (ST, EL), pp. 525–534.
HCI-IDU-2007-AnastassovaMB #analysis #design #evaluation #prototype: Prototype Evaluation and User-Needs Analysis in the Early Design of Emerging Technologies (MA, CM, JMB), pp. 383–392.
HCI-IDU-2007-LiangHC #approach #design #experience: User Oriented Design to the Chinese Industries Scenario and Experience Innovation Design Approach for the Industrializing Countries in the Digital Technology Era (YZL, DHH, WKC), pp. 156–163.
HCI-IDU-2007-SavoyS #effectiveness: Effectiveness of Content Preparation in Information Technology Operations: Synopsis of a Working Paper (AS, GS), pp. 624–631.
HCI-IPT-2007-ChenC #using: Using Agent Technology to Study Human Action and Perception Through a Virtual Street Simulator (CHC, MLC), pp. 560–568.
HCI-IPT-2007-ChoL #design #development #generative #prototype: A Development of Design Prototype of Smart Healthcare Clothing for Silver Generation Based on Bio-medical Sensor Technology (HC, JL), pp. 1070–1077.
HCI-IPT-2007-CowellHBFBJDJF #analysis #framework #validation: Construction and Validation of a Neurophysio-technological Framework for Imagery Analysis (AJC, KSH, CB, SF, AB, DJ, GD, RJ, RF), pp. 1096–1105.
HCI-MIE-2007-YangCZJ #flexibility #interactive #multi #user interface: Flexible Multi-modal Interaction Technologies and User Interface Specially Designed for Chinese Car Infotainment System (CY, NC, PfZ, ZJ), pp. 243–252.
HCI-MIE-2007-ZhangZY #keyword: A Spoken Dialogue System Based on Keyword Spotting Technology (PZ, QZ, YY), pp. 253–261.
HIMI-IIE-2007-ItoMN #communication #design #development: Design and Development of Computer-Based Discussion Support Tool for Science and Technology Communication Exercise (KI, EM, SN), pp. 356–363.
HIMI-IIE-2007-KohL #case study #distance #education #effectiveness #scalability: The Effectiveness of Educational Technology: A Preliminary Study of Learners from Small and Large Power Distance Cultures (EK, JL), pp. 384–393.
HIMI-IIE-2007-YamaguchiNAHKN #artificial reality #named #navigation #using: AR-Navi: An In-Vehicle Navigation System Using Video-Based Augmented Reality Technology (YY, TN, KA, MH, HK, SN), pp. 1139–1147.
HIMI-IIE-2007-ZhangC #analysis #behaviour #collaboration: A Communicative Behaviour Analysis of Art-Technology Collaboration (YZ, LC), pp. 212–221.
HIMI-IIE-2007-ZhangWE #collaboration #comprehension: Resolving Assumptions in Art-Technology Collaboration as a Means of Extending Shared Understanding (YZ, AW, EAE), pp. 204–211.
HIMI-MTT-2007-KarshEAHSMPSAKSB #case study #predict #quality: Do Beliefs About Hospital Technologies Predict Nurses’ Perceptions of Their Ability to Provide Quality Care? A Study in Two Pediatric Hospitals (BTK, KE, SA, RJH, MS, KM, NP, TS, JA, RK, KS, RLB), pp. 77–83.
HIMI-MTT-2007-NakayasuNH #analysis #communication #metric #performance: Measurement and Analysis of Performance of Human Perception for Information Communication Technology (HN, MN, HH), pp. 126–135.
HIMI-MTT-2007-SidhartaTH: Real IT: Information Technology in Real Space (RS, TT, MH), pp. 968–974.
HIMI-MTT-2007-YooYL #behaviour #design #human-computer: Information Behaviors of HCI Professionals: Design of Intuitive Reference System for Technologies (EY, MY, YL), pp. 237–246.
OCSC-2007-BlevisLRS #design #interactive #research #using: Using Design Critique as Research to Link Sustainability and Interactive Technologies (EB, YKL, DR, ES), pp. 22–31.
OCSC-2007-ChenRM #information management #mobile #process: The Need for Technology to Support Creative Information Sharing Whilst Mobile: Identified Activities and Relationship Groups (YC, TR, VM), pp. 50–59.
OCSC-2007-DayF #analysis #community #concept #named #network #research: CNA2 — Communications and Community; Neighborhoods and Networks; Action and Analysis: Concepts and Methods for Community Technology Research (PD, CF), pp. 301–314.
ICEIS-DISI-2007-CairesC #architecture #semantics #using #web: Using semantic web and service oriented technologies to build loosely coupled systems: SWOAT — a service and semantic web oriented architecture technology (BC, JC), pp. 226–232.
ICEIS-HCI-2007-GiraldoS #communication: Inhibiting Factors for Communication and Information Technologies Usage — Five Colombian SMEs Study (OLG, EAS), pp. 111–116.
SIGIR-2007-Huis: Strategy follows technology (EvH), p. 1.
SIGIR-2007-Potthast #detection #similarity #wiki: Wikipedia in the pocket: indexing technology for near-duplicate detection and high similarity search (MP), p. 909.
COCV-2007-GallardoJM #analysis #data flow #on the fly #verification: On-the-Fly Data Flow Analysis Based on Verification Technology (MdMG, CJ, PM), pp. 33–48.
DAC-2006-SafarpourVBY #performance #satisfiability: Efficient SAT-based Boolean matching for FPGA technology mapping (SS, AGV, GB, RY), pp. 466–471.
DAC-2006-SinghMPO #nondeterminism #runtime: Gain-based technology mapping for minimum runtime leakage under input vector uncertainty (AKS, MM, RP, MO), pp. 522–527.
DATE-2006-ChakrapaniACKPS #architecture #embedded #probability: Ultra-efficient (embedded) SOC architectures based on probabilistic CMOS (PCMOS) technology (LNC, BESA, SC, PK, KVP, BS), pp. 1110–1115.
DATE-2006-ChenMBR #case study #design #power management: Circuit-aware device design methodology for nanometer technologies: a case study for low power SRAM design (QC, SM, AB, KR), pp. 983–988.
DATE-2006-NiclassSC #array: A single photon avalanche diode array fabricated in deep-submicron CMOS technology (CN, MS, EC), pp. 81–86.
DATE-2006-RaychowdhuryPBR #case study #comparative #power management: Ultralow power computing with sub-threshold leakage: a comparative study of bulk and SOI technologies (AR, BCP, SB, KR), pp. 856–861.
DATE-2006-SchusterNPF #architecture #power management: Architectural and technology influence on the optimal total power consumption (CS, JLN, CP, PAF), pp. 989–994.
DATE-2006-SridharanC #modelling #multi #using: Modeling multiple input switching of CMOS gates in DSM technology using HDMR (JS, TC), pp. 626–631.
DATE-DF-2006-BarontiDKMRSSSV: FlexRay transceiver in a 0.35 µm CMOS high-voltage technology (FB, PD, MK, RM, RR, RS, MS, RS, VV), pp. 201–205.
HT-2006-Hansen #challenge #ubiquitous: Ubiquitous annotation systems: technologies and challenges (FAH), pp. 121–132.
VLDB-2006-Kim #in memory #memory management #roadmap: Advances in Memory Technology (CK), p. 1105.
ITiCSE-2006-ByrnesHMPZ: Technological confidence at an early age (JB, TH, TM, LP, ZZ), p. 365.
ITiCSE-2006-ManoHR #women: Promoting women in science and technology (MM, BH, TR), p. 304.
CSMR-2006-DAnielloMT #case study #experience: Technological Innovation within EDS Italia Software: Experience Report (AD, AM, AT), pp. 362–366.
WCRE-2006-Muller #challenge: Bits of History, Challenges for the Future and Autonomic Computing Technology (HAM), pp. 9–18.
CHI-2006-ConsolvoESL #design #physics #process #requirements: Design requirements for technologies that encourage physical activity (SC, KE, IES, JAL), pp. 457–466.
CHI-2006-Dawe #how #product line: Desperately seeking simplicity: how young adults with cognitive disabilities and their families adopt assistive technologies (MD), pp. 1143–1152.
CHI-2006-HayesA #community #design: Tensions in designing capture technologies for an evidence-based care community (GRH, GDA), pp. 937–946.
CHI-2006-KirkF #collaboration #gesture #physics: Comparing remote gesture technologies for supporting collaborative physical tasks (DSK, DSF), pp. 1191–1200.
CHI-2006-MarchF #privacy #women: Girls, technology and privacy: “is my mother listening?” (WM, CF), pp. 107–110.
CSCW-2006-WycheHHG #case study: Technology in spiritual formation: an exploratory study of computer mediated religious communications (SW, GRH, LDH, REG), pp. 199–208.
ICEIS-DISI-2006-ModrakM #dependence: Elimination of Time Dependence of Information Validity by Application of RFID Technology (VM, VM), pp. 130–135.
ICEIS-HCI-2006-Patokorpi #learning: Constructivist Instructional Principles, Learner Psychology and Technological Enablers of Learning (EP), pp. 103–109.
ICEIS-ISAS-2006-Weghorn #internet #network: Technology for Least-Cost Network Routing via Bluetooth and its Practical Application — Replacing Internet Access through Wireless Phone Networks by BT Data Links (HW), pp. 394–402.
ICPR-v4-2006-GurevichKMSV #analysis #automation: Technology for Automated Morphologic Analysis of Cytological Slides. Methods and Results (IBG, DK, DM, OS, IV), pp. 711–714.
SEKE-2006-BaileyS #empirical #modelling #tool support: Applying Models of Technology Adoption to Software Tools and Methods: An Empirical Study (SAB, SES), pp. 200–205.
SEKE-2006-MenolliD #architecture: A Data Warehouse Architecture in Layers for Science and Technology (ALAM, MMD), pp. 162–165.
ECOOP-2006-Cook #question: Object Technology — A Grand Narrative? (SC), pp. 174–179.
ICSE-2006-CubranicSR #communication #comparison #programming: A comparison of communication technologies to support novice team programming (DC, MADS, JR), pp. 695–698.
ICSE-2006-MutschlerBR #design #evaluation #framework: Designing an economic-driven evaluation framework for process-oriented software technologies (BM, JB, MR), pp. 885–888.
ASPLOS-2006-KgilDSBDMRF #3d #energy #multi #named #performance #using: PicoServer: using 3D stacking technology to enable a compact energy efficient chip multiprocessor (TK, SD, AGS, NLB, RGD, TNM, SKR, KF), pp. 117–128.
DAC-2005-DililloGPVB #analysis #comparison #fault #injection: Resistive-open defect injection in SRAM core-cell: analysis and comparison between 0.13 µm and 90 nm technologies (LD, PG, SP, AV, MB), pp. 857–862.
DAC-2005-GayasenVI: Exploring technology alternatives for nano-scale FPGA interconnects (AG, NV, MJI), pp. 921–926.
DAC-2005-GilbertCS #network: MIMO technology for advanced wireless local area networks (JMG, WJC, QS), pp. 413–415.
DAC-2005-LingSB #case study: FPGA technology mapping: a study of optimality (ACL, DPS, SDB), pp. 427–432.
DAC-2005-MitraKSZ #challenge #design #fault #logic: Logic soft errors in sub-65nm technologies design and CAD challenges (SM, TK, NS, MZ), pp. 2–4.
DATE-2005-ChappellMPOFS #adaptation #generative #realtime #safety: Exploiting Real-Time FPGA Based Adaptive Systems Technology for Real-Time Sensor Fusion in Next Generation Automotive Safety Systems (SC, AM, DP, DO, BF, CS), pp. 180–185.
DATE-2005-DattaBMBR #design #modelling #pipes and filters #process #statistics: Statistical Modeling of Pipeline Delay and Design of Pipeline under Process Variation to Enhance Yield in sub-100nm Technologies (AD, SB, SM, NB, KR), pp. 926–931.
DATE-2005-DullerTPGR: picoArray Technology: The Tool’s Story (AD, DT, GP, AG, WR), pp. 106–111.
DATE-2005-Hughes #challenge: Striking a New Balance in the Nanometer Era: First-Time-Right and Time-to-Market Demands Versus Technology Challenges (GH), p. 3.
DATE-2005-KirsteinLZVVSLH: Cantilever-Based Biosensors in CMOS Technology (KUK, YL, MZ, CV, TV, WHS, JL, AH), pp. 1340–1341.
DATE-2005-WangPM #energy #network: A Technology-Aware and Energy-Oriented Topology Exploration for On-Chip Networks (HW, LSP, SM), pp. 1238–1243.
DocEng-2005-ChengSB #documentation #xml: Exploiting XML technologies for intelligent document routing (IC, SS, NB), pp. 26–28.
DocEng-2005-SaxenaY #tool support: GroundTruth tools & technology: applications in real world (VS, SMY), pp. 223–224.
HT-2005-Wiil #hypermedia #information management: Hypermedia technology for knowledge workers: a vision of the future (UKW), pp. 4–6.
ICDAR-2005-TuganbaevPD: Universal Data Capture Technology from Semi-structured Form (DT, AP, DD), pp. 458–462.
VLDB-2005-LiHHB #named #xml: Hubble: An Advanced Dynamic Folder Technology for XML (NL, JH, HIH, KSB), pp. 541–552.
VLDB-2005-Ohrn: Contextual Insight in Search: Enabling Technologies and Applications (AØ), p. 1366.
ITiCSE-2005-ArmenM #education #risk management: Teaching about the risks of electronic voting technology (CA, RM), pp. 227–231.
ITiCSE-2005-Mikulecky #education: Knowledge sharing as an innovative educational practice: educating knowledge technologies (PM), p. 355.
CHI-2005-BondarenkoJ #learning: Dcuments at Hand: Learning from Paper to Improve Digital Technologies (OB, RJ), pp. 121–130.
CHI-2005-ShklovskiM #lens: Exploring technology adoption and use through the lens of residential mobility (IS, SDM), pp. 621–630.
CHI-2005-VetereGKHMPMB #design: Mediating intimacy: designing technologies to support strong-tie relationships (FV, MRG, JK, SH, FM, SP, KM, MB), pp. 471–480.
CHI-2005-WilliamsJFW: Children and emerging wireless technologies: investigating the potential for spatial practice (MW, OJ, CF, LW), pp. 819–828.
ICEIS-v1-2005-AnyanwuAK #effectiveness #metadata #paradigm: Metadata Paradigm for Effective Global Information Technology in the MNCS (LOA, GAA, JK), pp. 209–218.
ICEIS-v1-2005-Markus: Information technology, organizational change management, and Successful interorganizational systems (MLM), p. 15.
ICEIS-v3-2005-PereiraTS #analysis #development: Sustainable Development and Investment in Information Technologies: A Socio-Economic Analysis (MJP, LVT, RS), pp. 81–88.
ICEIS-v4-2005-RamirezB #enterprise #using #web #web service: Integrating Agent Technologies into Enterprise Systems Using Web Services (EHR, RFB), pp. 11–15.
ICEIS-v5-2005-Goren-Bar #evaluation #interactive #learning #student: Student’s Evaluation of Web-Based Learning Technologies in a Humancomputer Interaction Course (DGB), pp. 206–212.
ICEIS-v5-2005-IslamARR #distance #learning #mobile: Mobile Telephone Technology as a Distance Learning Tool (YMI, MA, ZR, MR), pp. 226–232.
CIKM-2005-Shneiderman: Leonardo’s laptop: human needs and the new computing technologies (BS), p. 1.
LSO-2005-DedeneSBL #generative #web #web service: New generation E-Learning technology by Web Services (GD, MS, MDB, WL), pp. 77–81.
LSO-2005-DingsoyrB #using: Using Open Space Technology as a Method to Share Domain Knowledge (TD, FOB), pp. 102–106.
SEKE-2005-FelfernigG #development #effectiveness #knowledge-based #process #recommendation: AI Technologies Supporting Effective Development Processes for Knowledge-based Recommender Applications (AF, SG), pp. 372–379.
SEKE-2005-SiciliaCR #learning #ontology #process: Ontologies of Software Artifacts and Activities: Resource Annotation and Application to Learning Technologies (MÁS, JJC, DR), pp. 145–150.
SEKE-2005-YuC: Digital Media — Art and Technology Applications (WCY, LKHC), p. 787.
ECMDA-FA-2005-Bloomfield #industrial #metamodelling #model transformation: MDA, Meta-Modelling and Model Transformation: Introducing New Technology into the Defence Industry (TB), pp. 9–18.
ECOOP-2005-Lopez-HerrejonBC #composition: Evaluating Support for Features in Advanced Modularization Technologies (RELH, DSB, WRC), pp. 169–194.
SAC-2005-AlbayrakWVLM #information management #personalisation: Agent technology for personalized information filtering: the PIA-system (SA, SW, NV, AL, DM), pp. 54–59.
SAC-2005-KiskisP: Compensating creativity in the digital world: reconciling technology and culture (MK, RP), pp. 282–286.
SAC-2005-MikhailovT #approach #fuzzy #outsourcing: Fuzzy approach to outsourcing of information technology services (LM, PET), pp. 94–98.
SAC-2005-OSullivanS #configuration management #mobile: Agent technology and reconfigurable computing for mobile devices (TO, RS), pp. 963–969.
SAC-2005-SartorPV: Computer-aided law and advanced technologies (GS, JVP, AV), pp. 280–281.
SAC-2005-WojnickiL #query: Jelly view: a technology for arbitrarily advanced queries within RDBMS (IW, AL), pp. 629–633.
SAC-2005-ZhaoCL #modelling #process #re-engineering: Applying agent technology to software process modeling and process-centered software engineering environment (XZ, KC, ML), pp. 1529–1533.
SAT-2005-ArgelichM #problem #satisfiability: Solving Over-Constrained Problems with SAT Technology (JA, FM), pp. 1–15.
CBSE-2004-HeinemanLS #component: Component Technology and QoS Management (GTH, JPL, RES), pp. 249–263.
CBSE-2004-MollerFN #component #embedded #industrial #requirements: Industrial Requirements on Component Technologies for Embedded Systems (AM, JF, MN), pp. 146–161.
CBSE-2004-SandstromFA #component #embedded #realtime #safety: Introducing a Component Technology for Safety Critical Embedded Real-Time Systems (KS, JF, MÅ), pp. 194–208.
DAC-2004-AgarwalKMR #design: Leakage in nano-scale technologies: mechanisms, impact and design considerations (AA, CHK, SM, KR), pp. 6–11.
DAC-2004-BorkarKD #challenge #design #reliability: Design and reliability challenges in nanometer technologies (SB, TK, VD), p. 75.
DAC-2004-ChoiPR #algorithm #novel #process: Novel sizing algorithm for yield improvement under process variation in nanometer technology (SHC, BCP, KR), pp. 454–459.
DATE-DF-2004-ChenYSMGH #design #using: Demonstration of a SiGe RF LNA Design Using IBM Design Kits in 0.18um SiGe BiCMOS Technology (YC, XY, DS, JM, JG, DLH), pp. 22–27.
DATE-DF-2004-VarmaB #compilation #embedded #java: Java-through-C Compilation: An Enabling Technology for Java in Embedded Systems (AV, SSB), pp. 161–167.
DATE-v1-2004-CatthoorCMGLMSW #design #how #problem #question #scalability: How Can System-Level Design Solve the Interconnect Technology Scaling Problem? (FC, AC, GM, PG, RL, KM, PvdS, RW), pp. 332–339.
DATE-v2-2004-BernardiniPM: A Tunneling Model for Gate Oxide Failure in Deep Sub-Micron Technology (SB, JMP, PM), pp. 1404–1405.
DATE-v2-2004-KumarBK #algorithm #analysis #array #embedded #memory management #named #reduction #using: MemMap: Technology Mapping Algorithm for Area Reduction in FPGAs with Embedded Memory Arrays Using Reconvergence Analysis (AMK, JB, VK), pp. 922–929.
HT-2004-Gillmor: We the media: technology empowers a new grassroots journalism (DG), pp. 270–271.
SIGMOD-2004-Multari #assurance #challenge: Information Assurance Technology Challenges (NJM), p. 899.
VLDB-2004-Bhashyam #challenge: Technology Challenges in a Data Warehouse (RB), pp. 1225–1226.
VLDB-2004-ChaudhuriDL #database #self: Self-Managing Technology in Database Management Systems (SC, BD, GML), p. 1243.
ITiCSE-2004-AlfonsiSPS #named #problem: IT4PS: information technology for problem solving (CRA, NS, DP, MS), p. 241.
ITiCSE-2004-Liffick #human-computer: Introducing assistive technology in an HCI course (BWL), p. 232.
ITiCSE-2004-Liffick04a #human-computer: An assistive technology project for an HCI course (BWL), p. 273.
ITiCSE-2004-Lopez-HerrejonS #case study #experience #interactive #java #using: Using interactive technology in a short java course: an experience report (RELH, MS), pp. 203–207.
ITiCSE-2004-TuschLWES #framework: Technology infrastructure supporting a medical & bioinformatics masters degree (GT, PL, GW, DE, CS), p. 264.
CSMR-2004-AversanoEMT #re-engineering: Supporting Decisions on the Adoption of Re-engineering Technologies (LA, RE, TM, MT), pp. 95–104.
ICSM-2004-BreechDSP #compilation #impact analysis #online: Online Impact Analysis via Dynamic Compilation Technology (BB, AD, SAS, LLP), pp. 453–457.
ICSM-2004-Granja-Alvarez #analysis #case study #maintenance #specification: Software Maintenance: Analysis of Estimates Based on Requirement Specification in the Context of New Technologies, a Case Study (JCGA), p. 531.
IFM-2004-BallCLR #formal method #verification: SLAM and Static Driver Verifier: Technology Transfer of Formal Methods inside Microsoft (TB, BC, VL, SKR), pp. 1–20.
CHI-2004-HancockTR #behaviour #communication #design: Deception and design: the impact of communication technology on lying behavior (JTH, JTS, TR), pp. 129–134.
CHI-2004-Oulasvirta #research: Finding meaningful uses for context-aware technologies: the humanistic research strategy (AO), pp. 247–254.
CSCW-2004-AckermanHCWMW #approach #community #question #social: Communities and technologies: an approach to foster social capital? (MSA, MH, JMC, BW, GDM, VW), pp. 406–408.
CSCW-2004-SorokaJ #analysis #collaboration #framework: The diffusion of reachOut: analysis and framework for the successful diffusion of collaboration technologies (VS, MJ), pp. 314–323.
ICEIS-v1-2004-Coplien #people: Organizational Patterns: Beyond Technology to People (JC), p. XV.
ICEIS-v1-2004-EstevesP #behaviour #enterprise #implementation: Organizational and Technological Critical Success Factors Behavior Along the ERP Implementation Phases (JE, JAP), pp. 45–53.
ICEIS-v2-2004-CamponovoBP #analysis: Strategic Analysis of the Environment: A DSS for Assessing Technology Environments (GC, SB, YP), pp. 122–129.
ICEIS-v2-2004-Okhtilev #data flow #distributed #realtime: The Data Flow and Distributed Calculations Intelligence Information Technology for Decision Support System in Real Time (MO), pp. 497–500.
ICEIS-v3-2004-GiachettiNA #assessment #enterprise #framework #integration: A Framework for Assessment of Enterprise Integration Approaches and Technologies (REG, ANN, BMA), pp. 325–331.
ICEIS-v4-2004-Carneiro #challenge #learning #network #process: Learning Processes and the Role of Technological Networks as an Innovative Challenge (AC), pp. 497–501.
ICEIS-v4-2004-CotaCCS #case study #communication #education: The Impact of the Information Technologies and Communication in the Educational System — Case Study of North of Portugal and South of Galicia (MPC, LVC, JPMDC, AIDS), pp. 197–201.
ICEIS-v4-2004-DunkelBO #semantics #web: Semantic E-Learning Agents — Supporting Elearning by Semantic Web and Agents Technologies (JD, RB, SO), pp. 271–278.
ICPR-v3-2004-OstermannW: Talking Faces — Technologies and Applications (JO, AW), pp. 826–833.
ICPR-v3-2004-SakoM #automation #towards: Image-Recognition Technologies towards Advanced Automated Teller Machines (HS, TM), pp. 282–285.
KR-2004-BarkerCCCFIMPRTY: A Question-Answering System for AP Chemistry: Assessing KR&R Technologies (KB, VKC, SYC, PC, JF, DJI, SM, BWP, PR, DT, PZY), pp. 488–497.
SEKE-2004-BarberAGLG: Agent Technology Portfolio Manager (KSB, JA, NG, DNL, TJG), pp. 37–44.
SEKE-2004-JedlitschkaPB #framework #re-engineering: A Framework for Comprehensive Experience-based Decision Support for Software Engineering Technology Selection (AJ, DP, FB), pp. 342–345.
SAC-2004-BlaserSMJKL #fault #using: Potential prevention of medical errors in casualty surgery by using information technology (RB, MS, DM, PJ, KK, RL), pp. 285–290.
ICSE-2004-GortonL #architecture #enterprise #integration: Architectures and Technologies for Enterprise Application Integration (IG, AL), pp. 726–727.
ICSE-2004-TurnerZKRBBBKLR #case study #experience #using #web #web service: Using Web Service Technologies to Create an Information Broker: An Experience Report (MT, FZ, IAK, MR, DB, KHB, PB, JAK, PJL, MR), pp. 552–561.
DAC-2003-Hooijmans #roadmap: RF front end application and technology trends (PWH), pp. 73–78.
DAC-2003-HuWKM #library: Gain-based technology mapping for discrete-size cell libraries (BH, YW, AK, MMS), pp. 574–579.
DAC-2003-LackeyZK #design: Designing mega-ASICs in nanogate technologies (DEL, PSZ, JK), pp. 770–775.
DAC-2003-LekatsasHCJS #agile #framework #hardware #named #prototype: CoCo: a hardware/software platform for rapid prototyping of code compression technologies (HL, JH, STC, VJ, MS), pp. 306–311.
DAC-2003-RutenbarHJKMRS: Mixed signals on mixed-signal: the right next technology (RAR, DLH, KJ, PK, THYM, RR, JS), pp. 278–279.
DAC-2003-TsaiDVI #reduction #scalability: Implications of technology scaling on leakage reduction techniques (YFT, DD, NV, MJI), pp. 187–190.
DATE-2003-AgarwalRV #architecture #pipes and filters: Exploring High Bandwidth Pipelined Cache Architecture for Scaled Technology (AA, KR, TNV), pp. 10778–10783.
DATE-2003-DaglioR #bottom-up #design #top-down: A Fully Qualified Top-Down and Bottom-Up Mixed-Signal Design Flow for Non Volatile Memories Technologies (PD, CR), pp. 20274–20279.
DATE-2003-GrundmannGK #challenge #design #framework: Circuit and Platform Design Challenges in Technologies beyond 90nm (BG, RG, SK), pp. 10044–10049.
DATE-2003-SirisantanaR #logic #power management: Selectively Clocked CMOS Logic Style for Low-Power Noise-Immune Operations in Scaled Technologies (NS, KR), pp. 11160–11161.
DATE-2003-WittmannHWTS #communication #design #topic: Hot Topic Session: RF Design Technology for Highly Integrated Communication Systems (RW, JH, HJW, GT, MS), pp. 10842–10849.
SIGMOD-2003-ZhuSZ #query: Query by Humming — in Action with its Technology Revealed (YZ, DS, XZ), p. 675.
VLDB-2003-Schoning #database: Commercial Use of Database Technology (HS), p. 1034.
ITiCSE-2003-Allert #approach #concept #visualisation: A companion technology approach to CS1: handheld computers with concept visualization software (JDA), pp. 134–138.
ITiCSE-2003-CrescenziI #usability: A tool to develop electronic course books based on WWW technologies, resources and usability criteria (PC, GI), pp. 163–167.
CHI-2003-HutchinsonMWBDPBCEHRE #design #product line: Technology probes: inspiring design for and with families (HH, WEM, BW, BBB, AD, CP, MBL, SC, HE, HH, NR, BE), pp. 17–24.
EDOC-2003-TrastourPC #integration #semantics #using #web: Using Semantic Web Technology to Enhance Current Business-to-Business Integration Approaches (DT, CP, DC), pp. 222–231.
ICEIS-v1-2003-FatoohiG #distributed #execution #using #web: A Distributed Job Execution Environment Using Asynchronous Messaging and Web Technologies (RF, NG), pp. 246–251.
ICEIS-v1-2003-ZarourBS #using: Using Information Technologies for Managing Cooperative Information Agent-Based Systems (NZ, MB, LS), pp. 430–440.
ICEIS-v2-2003-AbeckerBE #distributed: Agent Technology for Distributed Organizational Memories: The Frodo Project (AA, AB, LvE), pp. 3–10.
ICEIS-v2-2003-OuazzaneZME #database #monitoring #network #performance #process: The Use of Neural Network and Database Technology to Reengineer the Technical Process of Monitoring Coal Combustion Efficiency (KO, KZ, FM, KE), pp. 495–498.
ICEIS-v3-2003-Santana #communication #enterprise: The Impact of Information and Communication Technologies in Small and Medium Enterprises (SS), pp. 637–641.
ICEIS-v4-2003-KoideNKGM #scalability #using: Operation-Support System for Large-Scale System Using Information Technology (SK, HN, YK, AG, RM), pp. 430–437.
SEKE-2003-CookeD #re-engineering: Software Engineering as Technology Transfer (DEC, JD), pp. 340–345.
SEKE-2003-CostagliolaMF #3d #developer #evaluation #perspective #web: An Evaluation of Web3d Technologies from Developer’s and End-User’s Point of View (GC, SDM, FF), pp. 25–32.
SEKE-2003-GrigoriCG #named #process: COO-flow: a Process Technology to Support Cooperative Processes (DG, FC, CG), pp. 663–670.
SAC-2003-CohenNR #compilation #fortran #towards: Towards Differentiation-Enabled FORTRAN 95 Compiler Technology (MC, UN, JR), pp. 143–147.
ICSE-2003-Grimm #challenge: Software Technology in an Automotive Company — Major Challenges (KG), pp. 498–505.
ICSE-2003-Szyperski #component #how #question #what: Component Technology — What, Where, and How? (CAS), pp. 684–693.
ICSE-2003-ValettoK #adaptation #coordination #process #using: Using Process Technology to Control and Coordinate Software Adaptation (GV, GEK), pp. 262–273.
CBSE-2002-LarssonWNC #architecture #embedded #predict #product line #using: Using Prediction Enabled Technologies for Embedded Product Line Architectures (ML, AW, CN, IC), p. 12.
ASE-2002-Al-DallalS #framework #object-oriented #testing #using: System Testing for Object-Oriented Frameworks Using Hook Technology (JAD, PGS), pp. 231–236.
DAC-2002-Pogge #challenge #effectiveness: The next chip challenge: effective methods for viable mixed technology SoCs (HBP), pp. 84–87.
DATE-2002-GuccioneVB #configuration management #design: Design Technology for Networked Reconfigurable FPGA Platforms (SG, DV, IB), pp. 994–997.
DATE-2002-Kania #approach #multi #using: Improved Technology Mapping for PAL-Based Devices Using a New Approach to Multi-Output Boolean Functions (DK), p. 1087.
DocEng-2002-ForwardL #bibliography #documentation #tool support: The relevance of software documentation, tools and technologies: a survey (AF, TCL), pp. 26–33.
SIGMOD-2002-Mohan #named #tutorial: Tutorial: application servers and associated technologies (CM), p. 636.
VLDB-2002-AgrawalSX #database: Database Technologies for Electronic Commerce (RA, RS, YX), pp. 1055–1058.
VLDB-2002-HsuLOMTX #database: Advanced Database Technologies in a Diabetic Healthcare System (WH, MLL, BCO, PKM, KLT, CX), pp. 1059–1062.
VLDB-2002-LamKR #mobile #monitoring #named #realtime #using: RTMonitor: Real-Time Data Monitoring Using Mobile Agent Technologies (KyL, AK, KR), pp. 1063–1066.
VLDB-2002-Mohan: Application Servers and Associated Technologies (CM).
VLDB-2002-WeikumMHZ #database #information management #self: Self-tuning Database Technology and Information Services: from Wishful Thinking to Viable Engineering (GW, AM, CH, PZ), pp. 20–31.
ITiCSE-2002-Ramakrishnan #education #named: DoIT: dynamic curriculum organisation by innovation through technology (SR), p. 242.
ITiCSE-2002-ShuklaJ #online: Conferencing technologies and online courses (RS, DJ), p. 235.
ITiCSE-2002-VoracekK #education: International education in information technology (JV, NKV), p. 245.
TACAS-2002-Jackson #alloy #modelling #named: Alloy: A New Technology for Software Modelling (DJ), p. 20.
CSMR-2002-AversanoCLG #case study #documentation #tool support #using #web #workflow #xml: Integrating Document and Workflow Management Tools using XML and Web Technologies: A Case Study (LA, GC, ADL, PG), p. 24–?.
CSCW-2002-GrinterASTWH #comprehension #how: Revisiting the visit: : understanding how technology can shape the museum visit (REG, PMA, MHS, JDT, AW, AH), pp. 146–155.
CSCW-2002-Painter #case study #information management: The electronic claim file: a case study of impacts of information technology in knowledge work (BP), pp. 276–285.
CAiSE-2002-Brodie #challenge: The Grand Challenge in Information Technology and the Illusion of Validity (MLB), p. 1.
ICEIS-2002-Bravo: Cache Post-Relational Technology (CLB), p. 33.
ICEIS-2002-Bruque #internet: Internet Technology as a Business Tool (SBC), pp. 892–899.
ICEIS-2002-ConstantinouTKTK #framework: An E-Service Infrastructure for Innovation Exploitation and Technology Transfer: The DILEMMA Project (AC, VT, PK, DT, AK), pp. 1029–1034.
ICEIS-2002-GhasemiyehL: Introduction to Information Technology and its Effects on Organisational Control (RG, FL), pp. 1122–1125.
ICEIS-2002-MK #industrial #information management: Knowledge Management in Manufacturing Technology: An A.I. Application in the Industry (SMM, DK), pp. 506–511.
CIKM-2002-AvantBBFSW #security #semantics: Semantic technology applications for homeland security (DA, MB, CB, MF, APS, YSW), pp. 611–613.
ICPR-v3-2002-JungKH #detection #image #sequence: Text Scanner with Text Detection Technology on Image Sequences (KJ, KIK, JH), pp. 473–476.
LSO-2002-LindvallRS #information management: Technology Support for Knowledge Management (ML, IR, SSS), pp. 94–103.
OOPSLA-2002-Dmitriev #java #programming language: Language-specific make technology for the Java programming language (MD), pp. 373–385.
SAC-2002-HaratyZ #database #library: Database and digital library technologies: track chairs message (RAH, MZ), p. 401.
ICSE-2002-Emmerich #component #distributed #re-engineering: Distributed component technologies and their software engineering implications (WE), pp. 537–546.
ICSE-2002-EmmerichK #component #corba #java: Component technologies: Java beans, COM, CORBA, RMI, EJB and the CORBA component model (WE, NK), pp. 691–692.
LDTA-2002-BrandMR #asf+sdf #logic: The ELAN Environment: a Rewriting Logic Environment based on ASF+SDF Technology — System Demonstration (MvdB, PEM, CR), pp. 50–56.
TestCom-2002-Binder #reliability #ubiquitous: Achieving High Reliability for Ubiquitous Information Technology (RVB), p. 75–?.
CBSE-2001-Szyperski #component: Component Technology (keynote) (CS), p. 2.
DAC-2001-GrobmanTWYTD #challenge #design #physics: Reticle Enhancement Technology: Implications and Challenges for Physical Design (WG, MT, RW, CY, RT, ED), pp. 73–78.
DAC-2001-KarandikarS #logic: Technology Mapping for SOI Domino Logic Incorporating Solutions for the Parasitic Bipolar Effect (SKK, SSS), pp. 377–382.
DAC-2001-Maly #design: IC Design in High-Cost Nanometer-Technologies Era (WM), pp. 9–14.
DAC-2001-SanieCHM #design #standard: A Practical Application of Full-Feature Alternating Phase-Shifting Technology for a Phase-Aware Standard-Cell Design Flow (MS, MC, PH, VM), pp. 93–96.
DAC-2001-TaylorDZ #energy #modelling: Modeling and Minimization of Interconnect Energy Dissipation in Nanometer Technologies (CNT, SD, YZ), pp. 754–757.
DAC-2001-ZhaoS #algorithm #pattern matching: A New Structural Pattern Matching Algorithm for Technology Mapping (MZ, SSS), pp. 371–376.
DATE-2001-RioRMPR #design #top-down: Top-down design of a xDSL 14-bit 4MS/s sigma-delta modulator in digital CMOS technology (RdR, JLdlR, FM, MBPV, ÁRV), pp. 348–352.
ICDAR-2001-BelaidBVK #adaptation #segmentation: Adaptive Technology for Mail-Order Form Segmentation (AB, YB, LNV, SK), pp. 689–693.
ICDAR-2001-ChanY #named #novel #online #recognition: PenCalc: A Novel Application of On-Line Mathematical Expression Recognition Technology (KFC, DYY), pp. 774–778.
VLDB-2001-Leymann #process #workflow: Managing Business Processes via Workflow Technology (FL).
VLDB-2001-LiCHPALHAY #e-commerce #web: Cache Portal: Technology for Accelerating Database-driven e-commerce Web Sites (WSL, KSC, WPH, OP, DA, QL, WKWH, YA, CY), pp. 699–700.
VLDB-2001-Mohan #web: Caching Technologies for Web Applications (CM).
ITiCSE-2001-Putnik #integration #learning #on the: On integration of learning and technology (ZP), p. 185.
WCRE-2001-BychkovJ #database #interactive #legacy #migration: Interactive Migration of Legacy Databases to Net-Centric Technologies (YB, JHJ), pp. 328–334.
CIAA-2001-AlegriaAEEU #finite #natural language #using: Using Finite State Technology in Natural Language Processing of Basque (IA, MJA, NE, AE, RU), pp. 1–12.
AdaEurope-2001-VardanegaGP #migration: An Application Case for Ravenscar Technology: Porting OBOSS to GNAT/ORK (TV, RG, JAdlP), pp. 392–404.
SIGAda-2001-PritchettW #case study #experience: Vetronics technology testbed: experience report (WP, BW), pp. 115–116.
CAiSE-2001-AndradeF #coordination #evolution #information management: Coordination Technologies for Managing Information System Evolution (LFA, JLF), pp. 374–387.
ICEIS-v2-2001-ArevaloCQAV #analysis #corba #design #framework #industrial #web: A CORBA and Web Technology Based Framework for the Analysis and Optimal Design of Complex Systems in the Oil Industry (CJA, JAC, NVQ, NA, JV), pp. 953–961.
ICEIS-v2-2001-FerreiraTS #internet #named #using: Webmaster — An Internet Information Support System for Academic Services Using ASP Technology (CF, LT, RS), pp. 967–973.
ICEIS-v2-2001-Vasiu #e-commerce: Jini Technology in E-Commerce (LV), pp. 1053–1060.
CIKM-2001-ZilioLLL #database #self: Self-Managing Technology in IBM DB2 Universal Database (DCZ, SL, KAL, GML), pp. 541–543.
LSO-2001-DingsoyrR #information management: Skills Management as Knowledge Technology in a Software Consultancy Company (TD, ER), pp. 96–105.
MLDM-2001-Visa #mining: Technology of Text Mining (AV), pp. 1–11.
SEKE-2001-NavarroH #adaptation #game studies #learning: Adapting Game Technology to Support Individual and Organizational Learning (EON, AvdH), pp. 347–354.
SEKE-2001-PfahlR #learning: System Dynamics as an Enabling Technology for Learning in Software Organizations (DP, GR), pp. 355–362.
SEKE-2001-SierraFFN: Operationalizing Application Descriptions in DTC: Building Applications with Generalized Markup Technologies (JLS, AFV, BFM, AN), pp. 379–386.
TOOLS-EUROPE-2001-Ramos-HernandezFBHBB #integration #object-oriented #process #using: Process Control Systems Integration Using Object Oriented Technology (DNRH, PJF, SB, SH, JMB, MJB), pp. 148–160.
TOOLS-USA-2001-Moore: Technology to Go-Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Mobility in the Wireless Era (DM), p. 357.
TOOLS-USA-2001-Webre #bibliography #perspective: Object Technology: An Executive Overview (HW), p. 331.
GCSE-2001-Biggerstaff #component #generative #reuse: A Characterization of Generator and Component Reuse Technologies (TJB), pp. 1–9.
ESEC-FSE-2001-EmmerichK #component #corba #java: Component technologies: Java Beans, COM, CORBA, RMI, EJB and the CORBA Component Model (WE, NK), pp. 311–312.
ICSE-2001-MascoloEF #re-engineering #xml: XML Technologies and Software Engineering (CM, WE, AF), pp. 775–776.
HPDC-2001-KaroDFRWL #grid: Applying Grid Technologies to Bioinformatics (MK, CD, JLF, EFR, JBW, ML), pp. 441–442.
ASE-2000-BarberB #design #process #representation #reuse: Representing Technology to Promote Reuse in the Software Design Process (KSB, SB), pp. 285–288.
DAC-2000-CaldwellCKKLMOSS #named: GTX: the MARCO GSRC technology extrapolation system (AEC, YC, ABK, FK, HL, ILM, MO, DS, DS), pp. 693–698.
DAC-2000-ChuengDRR #challenge: Test challenges for deep sub-micron technologies (KTC, SD, MR, KR), pp. 142–149.
DAC-2000-JongeneelWBO: Area and search space control for technology mapping (DJJ, YW, RKB, RHJMO), pp. 86–91.
DAC-2000-ShepardK #analysis: Static noise analysis for digital integrated circuits in partially-depleted silicon-on-insulator technology (KLS, DJK), pp. 239–242.
DATE-2000-CiricYS #implementation #logic #using: Delay Minimization and Technology Mapping of Two-Level Structures and Implementation Using Clock-Delayed Domino Logic (JC, GY, CS), pp. 277–282.
DATE-2000-GanesanV #array #programmable: Technology Mapping and Retargeting for Field-Programmable Analog Arrays (SG, RV), pp. 58–64.
VLDB-2000-AdiBEY #correlation #personalisation: Push Technology Personalization through Event Correlation (AA, DB, OE, TYH), pp. 643–645.
VLDB-2000-NetzCBF #data mining #database #integration #mining: Integration of Data Mining with Database Technology (AN, SC, JB, UMF), pp. 719–722.
VLDB-2000-RamamrithamABEGP #education #social: Social, Educational, and Governmental Change Enabled through Information Technology (KR, YEA, CB, ME, VG, DBP), pp. 651–654.
VLDB-2000-Ramaswamy #bibliography #perspective: E.piphany Epicenter Technology Overview (SR), p. 723.
CSEET-2000-AbernethyKSKP #formal method #specification: Technology Transfer Issues for Formal Methods of Software Specification (KA, JCK, AEKS, JDK, JDP), pp. 23–31.
ITiCSE-2000-MajVC #question: Is computer technology taught upside down? (SPM, DV, PC), pp. 140–143.
ITiCSE-2000-MentoTHS #development #education #internet #multi: Internet and multimedia technology curriculum development (poster session) (BM, DT, KH, SS), pp. 190–191.
ITiCSE-2000-Pullen #convergence #education: The Internet-based lecture: converging teaching and technology (JMP), pp. 101–104.
ITiCSE-2000-ShangSC #education: Agent technology in computer science and engineering curriculum (YS, HS, SSC), pp. 120–123.
ICSM-2000-CouttsEM #evolution: Support for System Evolution through Separating Business and Technology Issues in a Banking System (IC, JME, SM), pp. 271–276.
CHI-2000-BenfordBABDHHINOSSST #collaboration #design: Designing storytelling technologies to encouraging collaboration between young children (SB, BBB, KPÅ, VB, AD, PH, JPH, RI, HN, CO, KTS, DS, YS, GT), pp. 556–563.
CSCW-2000-Bajesy #implementation #named: IT2: an information technology initiative for the twenty-first century — NSF plans for implementation (RB), p. 359.
CSCW-2000-BowersM #interactive: Machinery in the new factories: interaction and technology in a bank’s telephone call centre (JB, DBM), pp. 49–58.
CSCW-2000-DruinBBIO #challenge #collaboration #distributed: The children’s challenge: new technologies to support co-located and distributed collaboration (AD, SB, AB, KI, SO), p. 363.
CSCW-2000-Thorngate #how: Got a minute? How technology affects the economy of attention (WT), p. 361.
AdaEurope-2000-Zimmermann #development: Support of Technology Development in the Information Society (RZ), p. 1.
EDOC-2000-Feldman #future of #roadmap: Technology Trends and Drivers and a Vision of the Future of e-Business (SIF), p. 2.
ICEIS-2000-FoleyAS #development #framework: A Framework to Guide the Strategic Manager in the Acquisition of Software Development Technologies (MF, AA, HS), pp. 282–286.
ICEIS-2000-GortonT #comprehension #enterprise #middleware: Understanding Enterprise Middleware Technology (IG, PT), p. XXXIII-XXXVI.
ICEIS-2000-KalininNSP #network #process: Usage of Instrument of Neural Networks in Control of Complex Chemical-Technological Processes (AK, LN, ES, SP), pp. 521–524.
ICEIS-2000-Wagner #comprehension #enterprise #information management: Understanding the Enterprise Information System Technology (GW), p. XXXVII-XXXVIII.
CIKM-2000-Fox #library: Digital Libraries: Extending and Applying Library and Information Science and Technology (EAF), p. 3.
CIKM-2000-ZwolA #database #integration #multi #retrieval: The Webspace Method: On the Integration of Database Technology with Multimedia Retrieval (RvZ, PMGA), pp. 438–445.
ICPR-v4-2000-Hata #visual notation: Practical Visual Inspection Techniques — Optics, Micro-Electronics and Advanced Software Technology (SH), pp. 4114–4117.
ICPR-v4-2000-ShiranitaHOT #image #metric #sketching #using: Shape Measurement and Sketching Systems for Porcelain Using Image Technology (KS, KH, AO, RT), pp. 4795–4798.
TOOLS-EUROPE-2000-DammHTT #case study #component #experience #integration #tool support #using #xmi: Tool Integration: Experiences and Issues in Using XMI and Component Technology (CHD, KMH, MT, MT), pp. 94–107.
TOOLS-USA-2000-NadaLSRDT #assessment #reuse: Software Reuse Technology Practices and Assessment Tool-Kit (NN, L, MtS, DCR, ED, ST), p. 307–?.
TOOLS-USA-2000-Ritchie #bibliography #perspective: Object Technology: An Executive Overview (CR), pp. 387–390.
TOOLS-USA-2000-SimonS #component: New Microsoft Component Technologies (RS, ES), pp. 393–394.
ICRE-2000-Greenspan #question #requirements #why: Why is it so Easy to Introduce Requirements Engineering Technology Transfer Panels into Mainstream Practice? (SJG), pp. 69–70.
SAC-2000-BellavistaCT #mobile: The Mobile Agent Technology to Support and to Access Museum Information (PB, AC, AT), pp. 1006–1013.
SAC-2000-FroschauerSEPOT #named: SCHOLION — Scaleable Technologies for Telelearning (BF, CS, ME, TP, WO, AT), pp. 141–146.
SAC-2000-Rine #modelling #re-engineering: Message from the Track Chair: Improving Software Engineering Management Practice Through Modeling and Experimentation with Enabling Technologies (DCR), pp. 849–850.
SAC-2000-WiilH #development #hypermedia #library #requirements: Requirements for Development of Hypermedia Technology for a Digital Library Supporting Scholarly Work (UKW, DLH), pp. 607–609.
ICSE-2000-CalioAB #process: Software process improvement by object technology (ESSI PIE 27785 — SPOT) (AC, MA, GB), pp. 641–647.
ICSE-2000-Colyer #challenge #research: From research to reward: challenges in technology transfer (AMC), pp. 569–576.
ICSE-2000-Curtis: From MCC and CMM: technology transfers bright and dim (BC), pp. 521–530.
ICSE-2000-Horn: Dot com versus bricks and mortar — the impact of portal technology (abstract of invited presentation) (CH), p. 4.
ICSE-2000-NishiyamaIN #effectiveness: Technology transfer macro-process: a practical guide for the effective introduction of technology (TN, KI, TN), pp. 577–586.
ICSE-2000-Rombach #named #research: Fraunhofer: the German model for applied research and technology transfer (HDR), pp. 531–537.
ICSE-2000-Widmaier #maturity #process #question #re-engineering #reliability #state of the art: Producing more reliable software: mature software engineering process vs. state-of-the-art technology? (JCW), pp. 88–93.
ISSTA-2000-Clarke #finite #validation #verification: Finite state verification: An emerging technology for validating software systems (abstract only) (LAC), p. 146.
DAC-1999-AllenBS: Converting a 64b PowerPC Processor from CMOS Bulk to SOI Technology (DA, DB, BS), pp. 892–897.
DAC-1999-CongHX #performance: Technology Mapping for FPGAs with Nonuniform Pin Delays and Fast Interconnections (JC, YYH, SX), pp. 373–378.
DAC-1999-RoyBB #algorithm #constraints: An Approxmimate Algorithm for Delay-Constraint Technology Mapping (SR, KPB, PB), pp. 367–372.
DATE-1999-StokSI: Wavefront Technology Mapping (LS, AJS, MAI), p. 531–?.
DATE-1999-Williams #testing: Testing in Nanometer Technologies (TWW), p. 5–?.
SIGMOD-1999-KrishnamurthyBN: Bringing Object-Relational Technology to Mainstream (VK, SB, AN), pp. 513–514.
ITiCSE-1999-DagdilelisS: Didactics too, not only technology (VD, MS), p. 183.
ITiCSE-1999-DeeR #approach #education #learning: ACOM (“computing for all”): an integrated approach to the teaching and learning of information technology (HD, PR), p. 195.
ITiCSE-1999-SeffahBD #object-oriented #using: Assessing object-oriented technology skills using an Internet-based system (AS, MB, MD), pp. 71–74.
ITiCSE-1999-Taylor #education #implementation #standard #student: Implementing national educational technology standards for student in the United States (HGT), p. 200.
ITiCSE-1999-Taylor99a #education #learning: Math link: linking curriculum, instructional strategies, and technology to enhance teaching and learning (HGT), p. 201.
CSMR-1999-EbertKW #query #re-engineering: Querying as an Enabling Technology in Software Reengineering (BK, AW), pp. 42–50.
WCRE-1999-Cifuentes #development #reverse engineering: The Impact of Copyright on the Development of Cutting Edge Binary Reverse Engineering Technology (CC), pp. 66–76.
CHI-1999-Druin: Cooperative Inquiry: Developing new Technologies for Children with Children (AD), pp. 592–599.
CHI-1999-Palen #social: Social, Individual and Technological Issues for Groupware Calendar Systems (LP), pp. 17–24.
HCI-CCAD-1999-Croon: Being with information technology (AC), pp. 392–396.
HCI-CCAD-1999-DickelmanB #performance: Performance Support for the Next Millenium: a model for rapidly changing technologies in a global. economy (GJD, AB), pp. 187–191.
HCI-CCAD-1999-GermannBO #artificial reality: Assisting individuals with disabilities through the use of virtual reality technologies (CG, JKB, POJ), pp. 952–956.
HCI-CCAD-1999-Kameneva #communication #education: Educational use of communication and information technologies in Ukraine (TK), pp. 701–706.
HCI-CCAD-1999-KarshmerPG #interface: Software technology and computer interfaces for the disabled: non-visual WWW browsing (AIK, EP, GG), pp. 792–796.
HCI-CCAD-1999-KofoedHB #women: A training model for women — new opportunities with new technologies and new forms of work organisation (LBK, IH, DB), pp. 568–572.
HCI-CCAD-1999-Murphy #online: On-line instruction in assistive technology (HJM), pp. 848–852.
HCI-CCAD-1999-OhyaOUIS #communication #image #towards: Towards the realization of non-verbal communication — computer vision based technologies for analyzing human images (JO, TO, AU, SI, TS), pp. 172–176.
HCI-CCAD-1999-RuuskaV #communication #design #mobile #research: Contextual research for technological innovation — satisfying user needs in the design of mobile communication devices (SR, KVVM), pp. 28–32.
HCI-EI-1999-BondarovskaiaS #social #using: Psychological, Ethic, and Social Peculiarities of Using New Information Technologies (VMB, AAS), pp. 129–132.
HCI-EI-1999-Burov #approach #detection: Psychophysiological effect of the information technologies on users and a psychophysiological approach for its detection (AB), pp. 120–123.
HCI-EI-1999-DaudeHW #user interface: Task-Oriented and Speech-Supported User Interfaces in Production Technology (RD, HH, MW), pp. 566–570.
HCI-EI-1999-HuuhtanenRL #implementation: Age and Implementation of new Information Technology in Banking Tasks (PH, TR, TL), pp. 3–5.
HCI-EI-1999-RistimakiLH #implementation: Implementation of Information Technology in Call Centers (TR, TL, PH), pp. 6–10.
HCI-EI-1999-StedmonB #development #interface #speech: Evaluating Stress in the Development of Speech Interface Technology (AWS, CB), pp. 545–549.
SIGAda-1999-Botton #ada: Interfacing Ada 95 to Microsoft COM and DCOM technologies (DB), pp. 9–14.
ICEIS-1999-Apers #database: Database Technology and Its Applications (PMGA), p. V.
ICEIS-1999-JarvisSMMC #adaptation #what #workflow: What Right Do You Have To Do That?-Infusing Adaptive Workflow Technology with Knowledfe about the Organisational and Autority Context of a Task (PJ, JS, AM, JPM, PWHC), pp. 240–247.
ICEIS-1999-Klein #challenge #multi: Status & Challenges for Multi-Agent Cooperation Technology (MK), p. IX.
ICEIS-1999-Pinto #bibliography #distributed #framework #network: Distributed Networking Computer Model: SUNs JINI as an Advance in the Technology-An Overview of Javas Distributed Platform (HJPBPP), p. 790.
ICEIS-1999-Wu #case study #perspective #web: A Causal Model for the Intention to Use a Web Site: A Study Based on the Technology Acceptance Model and the Uses and Gratifications Perspective (CJW), p. 788.
ICEIS-1999-Zineldin: Beyond Relationship Marketing-Technologicalship Marketing: Relationship Marketing Based on Technology (MZ), pp. 550–562.
SEKE-1999-BirkK #experience #information management #lifecycle #re-engineering: A Knowledge Management Lifecycle for Experience Packages on Software Engineering Technologies (AB, FK), pp. 142–160.
SEKE-1999-Giaever #information management: Collecting, Storing and Utilizing Information about Improvement Opportunities: A Discussion of the Non-Technological Barriers to Success (HMG), pp. 205–209.
TOOLS-EUROPE-1999-Figer #roadmap: Trends in Technology — Getting Ready for the 21st Century (JPF), p. 5.
TOOLS-EUROPE-1999-Pour99a #component #comprehension #java: Understanding Software Component Technologies: JavaBeans and ActiveX (GP), p. 398.
TOOLS-EUROPE-1999-WoodmanGHRM #concept: Employing Object Technology to Expose Fundamental Object Concepts (MW, RG, SH, HR, MM), pp. 371–383.
TOOLS-PACIFIC-1999-Dick: The Benefits of Object Technology in a Greenfields Site (MD), pp. 286–294.
TOOLS-USA-1999-GriffithsWHMR #architecture #education #user interface: Separable UI Architectures in Teaching Object Technology (RG, MW, SH, MM, HR), pp. 290–299.
SAC-1999-SmithH #approach: Organizational Alignment Through Information Technology: A Web-based Approach to Change (JHS, WH), pp. 566–570.
ICSE-1999-Biggerstaff #reuse: Reuse Technologies and Their Niches (TJB), pp. 613–614.
ICSE-1999-Kontio #bibliography #development #risk management: Risk Management in Software Development: A Technology Overview and the Riskit Method (JK), pp. 679–680.
DAC-1998-AndersonB #scalability: Technology Mapping for Large Complex PLDs (JHA, SDB), pp. 698–703.
DAC-1998-CongX: Delay-Optimal Technology Mapping for FPGAs with Heterogeneous LUTs (JC, SX), pp. 704–707.
DAC-1998-KorupoluLW #independence #logic: Exact Tree-based FPGA Technology Mapping for Logic Blocks with Independent LUTs (MRK, KKL, DFW), pp. 708–711.
DAC-1998-KukimotoBS #graph: Delay-Optimal Technology Mapping by DAG Covering (YK, RKB, PS), pp. 348–351.
DAC-1998-SalekLP #design: A DSM Design Flow: Putting Floorplanning, Technology-Napping, and Gate-Placement Together (AHS, JL, MP), pp. 128–134.
DATE-1998-Catthoor #architecture #design #energy #performance: Energy-Delay Efficient Data Storage and Transfer Architectures: Circuit Technology versus Design Methodology Solutions (FC), pp. 709–714.
DATE-1998-GrimmW #clustering #hybrid: Repartitioning and Technology-Mapping of Electronic Hybrid Systems (CG, KW), pp. 52–58.
DATE-1998-LuSJ: Technology Mapping for Minimizing Gate and Routing Area (AL, GS, FMJ), pp. 664–669.
DATE-1998-MartinR: A Comparing Study of Technology Mapping for FPGA (HGM, WR), pp. 939–940.
SIGMOD-1998-AvnurHLORRRW #named #navigation #online #refinement: CONTROL: Continuous Output and Navigation Technology with Refinement On-Line (RA, JMH, BL, CO, BR, VR, TR, KW), pp. 567–569.
SIGMOD-1998-FranklinZ #perspective #quote: “Data in Your Face”: Push Technology in Perspective (MJF, SBZ), pp. 516–519.
VLDB-1998-RezendeH #case study #database #experience #middleware #performance #problem: The Heterogeneity Problem and Middleware Technology: Experiences with and Performance of Database Gateways (FdFR, KH), pp. 146–157.
VLDB-1998-RezendeS #database #middleware #research: Bridging Heterogeneity: Research and Practice of Database Middleware Technology (FdFR, GS), p. 699.
VLDB-1998-Shaw #future of: Technology and the Future of Commerce and Finance (Abstract) (DES), p. 13.
ITiCSE-1998-Astrachan #education: Concrete teaching: hooks and props as instructional technology (OLA), pp. 21–24.
ITiCSE-1998-NorrisSS #comprehension #education: Educational technology over 25 years (panel): understanding the conditions when it works (CAN, JS, ES), p. 268.
ITiCSE-1998-Roberts #education #using: Strategies for using technology in the teaching of ethics (ER), pp. 209–212.
ITiCSE-1998-Zagursky #flexibility #learning: Information technology for flexible and learning and training (poster) (VZ), p. 312.
CHI-1998-OHaraSNS #documentation #library #student: Student Readers’ Use of Library Documents: Implications for Library Technologies (KO, FS, WMN, AS), pp. 233–240.
CHI-1998-WolfZ #case study #evolution: Evolution of the Conversation Machine: A Case Study of Bringing Advanced Technology to the Marketplace (CGW, WZ), pp. 488–495.
SIGAda-1998-DousetteDJ #using #web: Command and Control Using World Wide Web Technology (PJD, AD, MJ), pp. 212–214.
EDOC-1998-Winans #enterprise: Object technology in the extended enterprise (TBW), pp. 378–389.
ICPR-1998-ShuZ #implementation #verification: Palmprint verification: an implementation of biometric technology (WS, DZ), pp. 219–221.
UML-1998-KorthausK #development #process #uml: BOOSTER Process. A Software Development Process Model Integrating Business Object Technology and UML (AK, SK), pp. 215–226.
TOOLS-PACIFIC-1998-Thomas #experience #industrial #migration: Industry Experience in Migrating to Object Technology (RT), pp. 65–74.
TOOLS-USA-1998-Pour #component #java: Software Component Technologies: JavaBeans and ActiveX (GP), pp. 375–383.
ICRE-1998-LamJB #framework #process #reuse: Technology Transfer for Reuse: A Management Model and Process Improvement Framework (WL, SJ, CB), pp. 233–240.
SAC-1998-NishimuraNYI #game studies #video: Applying videogame technologies to video conferencing systems (TN, HN, CY, TI), pp. 471–476.
ASE-1997-Birk #modelling #re-engineering: Modeling the Application Domains of Software Engineering Technologies (AB), pp. 291–292.
ASE-1997-LamJ #analysis #requirements #reuse: Mechanising Requirements Engineering: Reuse and the Application of Domain Analysis Technology (WL, SJ), pp. 303–304.
DAC-1997-KaoCA #multi: Transistor Sizing Issues and Tool For Multi-Threshold CMOS Technology (JK, AC, DA), pp. 409–414.
DAC-1997-Lakos #layout: Technology Retargeting for IC Layout (JL), pp. 460–465.
DAC-1997-PandaN #power management #synthesis: Technology-Dependent Transformations for Low-Power Synthesis (RP, FNN), pp. 650–655.
EDTC-1997-CortadellaKKLY #composition #independence: Technology mapping of speed-independent circuits based on combinational decomposition and resynthesis (JC, MK, AK, LL, AY), pp. 98–105.
HT-1997-BalasubramanianBP #documentation #hypermedia #scalability #using #web: A Large-Scale Hypermedia Application using Document Management and Web Technologies (VB, AB, DP), pp. 134–145.
ICDAR-1997-SrihariK #integration: Integration of hand-written address interpretation technology into the United States Postal Service Remote Computer Reader system (SNS, EJK), pp. 892–896.
SIGMOD-1997-Kramer #architecture #case study #database #tutorial #web: Databases on the Web: Technologies for Federation Architectures and Case Studies (Tutorial) (RK), pp. 503–506.
SIGMOD-1997-PatelYKTNBHRLEKGDN #evaluation #implementation: Building a Scaleable Geo-Spatial DBMS: Technology, Implementation, and Evaluation (JMP, JBY, NK, KT, BN, JB, NEH, KR, RL, CJE, JK, SG, DJD, JFN), pp. 336–347.
VLDB-1997-MalonM #database #energy #physics: Critical Database Technologies for High Energy Physics (DMM, ENM), pp. 580–584.
ITiCSE-1997-Cizmar #experience #research #student: CS student research experience applied to developing instructional technology (DC), pp. 120–126.
ITiCSE-1997-PetreS #collaboration #effectiveness: Harnessing technology for effective inter/intra-institutional collaboration (panel) (MP, DS), p. 145.
ITiCSE-1997-RoblesFPA #communication #distance #learning #multi #using: Using multimedia communication technologies in distance learning (TR, DF, EP, SA), pp. 6–7.
ITiCSE-WGR-1997-GrangerLABGJMY #education #information management #social #using: Using information technology to integrate social and ethical issues into the computer science and information systems curriculum (report of the ITiCSE 1997 working group on social and ethical issue in computing curricula) (MJG, JCL, ESA, CB, DG, DDJ, CDM, FHY), pp. 38–50.
ITiCSE-WGR-1997-SiviterPK #collaboration #effectiveness: Harnessing technology for effective inter- and intra-institutional collaboration (report of the ITiCSE 1997 working group on supporting inter- and intra institutional collaboration) (DS, MP, BJK), pp. 70–93.
ITiCSE-WGR-1997-Turner #education #question: Technology in computing education: yet another bandwagon? (JT), pp. 121–124.
ICSM-2000-MullerWS #framework #standard #using: Wrapping coarse-grained objects using standard infrastructure technology (HAM, KW, MADS), p. 301.
ICSM-2000-Olsem #legacy #migration: Enabling technology for migrating legacy systems to client-server systems (MRO), p. 304.
SAS-1997-Harrison #abstract interpretation #compilation: Can Abstract Interpretation Become a Mainstream Compiler Technology? (Abstract) (LH), p. 395.
CHI-1997-SellenH #design: Paper as an Analytic Resource for the Design of New Technologies (AS, RHRH), pp. 319–326.
HCI-CC-1997-Averboukh #design: Coherent Ergodynamical Design and Technology Transfer of Complex Dynamic Systems (EAA), pp. 859–862.
HCI-CC-1997-BiksonECM #knowledge-based #process: Knowledge-Based Teams: Technology, Reinvention and Critical Process Redesign (TKB, JDE, SC, DM), pp. 205–208.
HCI-CC-1997-Caldwell: User Needs and Support for Community-Based Information Technology Services (BSC), pp. 117–120.
HCI-CC-1997-MetakidesGW #user interface: User Interface Software & Technology (UIST) Under ESPRIT: Current Work and Future Directions (GM, AG, JW), pp. 485–488.
HCI-CC-1997-Murphy: Leadership Issues in the Field of Disability and Technology (HJM), pp. 421–423.
HCI-CC-1997-Sandkuhl: Features of Successful Telecooperation Systems: The Technological Viewpoint (KS), pp. 301–304.
HCI-CC-1997-StahreJA #industrial #optimisation #people: Joint Optimization of People and Technology-An Example from the Car Industry (JS, AJ, SA), pp. 265–268.
HCI-CC-1997-StrohmU #analysis #concept #people: Sociotechnical Analysis According to the Concept of People, Technology, Organization (OS, EU), pp. 241–244.
HCI-CC-1997-WulfM #development #process: The Emergence of Conventions Within Processes of Integrated Organization and Technology Development (VW, GM), pp. 293–296.
HCI-CC-1997-ZauchnerKVW #implementation: The Second Vienna Implementation Study: I. Contextual Factors Modifying the Effects of Continuous Implementations of Information Technology (SZ, CK, OV, AW), pp. 383–386.
HCI-SEC-1997-JackoD #analysis #interface #requirements: Interface Requirements: An Analysis of Technologies Designed for Individual and Group Work (JAJ, VGD), pp. 347–350.
HCI-SEC-1997-Neal #distance #learning #multi #using: Using Multiple Technologies for Distance Learning (LN), pp. 111–114.
HCI-SEC-1997-PedersenS #representation: Awareness Technology: Experiments with Abstract Representation (ERP, TS), pp. 933–936.
HCI-SEC-1997-PlocherH: Technology Needs for Web-Based Technical Training (TAP, SLH), pp. 103–106.
HCI-SEC-1997-Purchase #communication #multi #perspective: Multimedia Communication and Technology: A Semiotic Perspective (HCP), pp. 687–690.
EDOC-1997-FujisakiHK #distributed #fault tolerance #network #scalability #using: A Scalable Fault-Tolerant Network Management System Built Using Distributed Object Technology (TF, MH, KK), pp. 140–148.
EDOC-1997-HerringMK #case study #distributed #enterprise #experience #modelling #nondeterminism: Selecting Distributed Object Technologies in the Presence of Uncertainty: an Experience Report on C4I enterprise modelling (CH, ZM, SMK), p. 245–?.
TOOLS-ASIA-1997-CoplienECW #distributed: Distributed Object Technology; the Future (JC, CE, AC, LW), pp. 416–417.
TOOLS-ASIA-1997-HsiungLC #multi #object-oriented #synthesis: Object-Oriented Technology Transfer to Multiprocessor System-Level Synthesis (PAH, TYL, SJC), pp. 284–293.
TOOLS-USA-1997-IkedaMKKNI #embedded #object-oriented: Applying Object-Oriented Technology to Embedded Software (NI, KM, YK, TK, HN, MI), pp. 6–15.
TOOLS-USA-1997-OzsuGS #framework #modelling #object-oriented: A Framework for Temporal Data Models: Exploiting Object-Oriented Technology (MTÖ, IAG, DS), pp. 16–30.
TOOLS-USA-1997-Riehle97a #safety: Object Technology for Safety-Critical Applications (RR), p. 376.
SAC-1997-DamianiT #analysis #clustering: Dynamic clustering for technology-based domain analysis (TDA) (ED, ADT), pp. 204–206.
ICSE-1997-GruhnS #process #tutorial: Software and Business Process Technology (Tutorial) (VG, WS), pp. 639–640.
ICSE-1997-KarbachNK #scalability: Leveraging a Large Banking Organization to Object Technology (WK, JN, HBK), pp. 554–555.
ICSE-1997-Pfleeger #tutorial: Evaluating Software Technology (Tutorial) (SLP), pp. 651–652.
DAC-1996-CongH #composition #design: Structural Gate Decomposition for Depth-Optimal Technology Mapping in LUT-based FPGA Design (JC, YYH), pp. 726–729.
DAC-1996-LeglWE #approach #design: A Boolean Approach to Performance-Directed Technology Mapping for LUT-Based FPGA Designs (CL, BW, KE), pp. 730–733.
DAC-1996-PanL: Optimal Clock Period FPGA Technology Mapping for Sequential Circuits (PP, CLL), pp. 720–725.
DAC-1996-RohfleischKW: Reducing Power Dissipation after Technology Mapping by Structural Transformations (BR, AK, BW), pp. 789–794.
DAC-1996-ThakurWK #composition #multi: Delay Minimal Decomposition of Multiplexers in Technology Mapping (ST, DFW, SK), pp. 254–257.
SIGMOD-1996-BohmA #database #documentation #named #object-oriented #using: HyperStorM — Administering Structured Documents Using Object-Oriented Database Technology (KB, KA), p. 547.
SIGMOD-1996-RundensteinerKRCJM #multi #object-oriented: The MultiView Project: Object-Oriented View Technology and Applications (EAR, HAK, YGR, VCT, MCJ, PJM), p. 555.
VLDB-1996-ShethKMWDLPLS #multi #using #workflow: Supporting State-Wide Immunisation Tracking Using Multi-Paradigm Workflow Technology (APS, KK, JAM, DW, SD, CL, DP, JL, IS), pp. 263–273.
ITiCSE-1996-Adams #education: Teaching with technology at my fingertips (ESA), p. 229.
ITiCSE-1996-AlmstrumDBGLMPSS #evaluation #named: Evaluation: turning technology from toy to tool: report of the working group on evaluation (VLA, NBD, AB, MJG, JCL, DMM, MP, PS, FNS), pp. 201–217.
ITiCSE-1996-ArnowC #email #programming #web: Extending the conversation: integrating email and Web technology in CS programming classes (DMA, DC), pp. 93–95.
ITiCSE-1996-BatlleMP #education #framework: A built-in educational platform for integrating computer engineering technologies (JB, JM, LP), p. 229.
ITiCSE-1996-LeesC #learning #natural language #operating system: Applying natural language technology to the learning of operating systems functions (BL, JC), pp. 11–13.
ITiCSE-1996-MirandaP #internet #using: Using Internet technology for course support (JEPM, JSP), pp. 96–100.
ITiCSE-1996-Owen #education #web: Integrating World Wide Web technology into undergraduate education (GSO), pp. 101–103.
ICSM-1996-WallaceCW #case study #distributed #framework #legacy #migration: Discovering a system modernization decision framework: a case study in migrating to distributed object technology (EW, PCC, KCW), p. 185–?.
WPC-1996-Wong #comprehension #on the #process: On Inserting Program Understanding Technology into the Software Change Process (KW), pp. 90–99.
FME-1996-HoareDNS #cics: Applying the B Technologies on CICS (JH, JD, DN, IHS), pp. 74–84.
CHI-1996-VelichkovskyH #human-computer #interactive: New Technological Windows into Mind: There is More in Eyes and Brains for Human-Computer Interaction (BV, JPH), pp. 496–503.
CSCW-1996-FinholtOO #behaviour #evaluation #tutorial: Behavioral Evaluation of CSCW Technologies (Tutorial) (TAF, GMO, JSO), p. 5.
ICRE-1996-NissenJJZH #analysis #case study #concept #experience #modelling #multi #requirements: Requirements Analysis from Multiple Perspectives: Experiences with Conceptual Modeling Technology (HWN, MAJ, MJ, GVZ, HH), p. 217.
HPDC-1996-FosterT: Enabling Technologies for Web-Based Ubiquitious Supercomputing (ITF, ST), pp. 112–119.
CADE-1996-SchaubBN #named #prolog #proving #reasoning #theorem proving: XRay: A Prolog Technology Theorem Prover for Default Reasoning: A System Description (TS, SB, PN), pp. 293–297.
DAC-1995-ShenHC #composition #set: Lambda Set Selection in Roth-Karp Decomposition for LUT-Based FPGA Technology Mapping (WZS, JDH, SMC), pp. 65–69.
KBSE-1995-SassoB #empirical #evaluation: An Empirical Evaluation of KBSA Technology (WCS, KB), pp. 71–78.
SIGMOD-1995-Gibson: Storage Technology: RAID and Beyond (GAG), p. 471.
SIGMOD-1995-Sheth #automation #research #tutorial #workflow: Workflow Automation: Applications, Technology, and Research (Tutorial) (APS), p. 469.
SIGMOD-1995-WoelkBJOTU #database #web: Carnot and InfoSleuth: Database Technology and the World Wide Web (DW, WB, NJ, KO, CT, CU), pp. 443–444.
VLDB-1995-CabreraRH #database: Applying Database Technology in the ADSM Mass Storage System (LFC, RMR, WH), pp. 597–605.
VLDB-1995-Lindsay: DB2 Common Server: Technology, Progress, & Directions (BGL0), pp. 694–695.
CSEE-1995-MannsP #education #industrial #object-oriented: Object-Oriented Technology Education and Training: Bridging the Gap Between Academia and Industry (MLM, GIP), p. 115.
CHI-1995-WhittakerS #coordination: Back to the Future: Pen and Paper Technology Supports Complex Group Coordination (SW, HS), pp. 495–502.
AdaEurope-1995-BailesBCS #ada: KBSE and Ada — Object and Enabling Technology (PAB, PB, MC, EJS), pp. 152–163.
CIKM-1995-SegevWB #bibliography: Electronic Catalogs: a Technology Overview and Survey Results (AS, DW, CB), pp. 11–18.
KDD-1995-Glymour #modelling #predict: Available Technology for Discovering Causal Models, Building Bayes Nets, and Selecting Predictors: The TETRAD II Program (CG), pp. 130–135.
SEKE-1995-KhoslaD #architecture #integration: Integration of Task Level Architecture with O-O Technology (RK, TSD), pp. 95–97.
OOPSLA-1995-MalanCL #case study #experience #lessons learnt: Lessons from the Experiences of Leading-Edge Object Technology Projects in Hewlett Packard (RM, DC, RL), pp. 33–46.
DAC-1994-ImanPC #fuzzy #logic #using: Technology Mapping Using Fuzzy Logic (SI, MP, KC), pp. 333–338.
DAC-1994-TeraiGNSO #automation #concept #design #performance: Basic Concept of Cooperative Timing-driven Design Automation Technology for High-speed RISC Processor HARP-1 (HT, KG, YN, YS, YO), pp. 262–269.
EDAC-1994-RohfleischB #logic #optimisation: Introduction of Permissible Bridges with Application to Logic Optimization after Technology Mapping (BR, FB), pp. 87–93.
EDAC-1994-SarmientoE #implementation: Implementation of a CORDIC Processor for CFFT Computation in Gallium Arsenide Technology (RS, KE), pp. 238–244.
KBSE-1994-Toth #risk management: Software Technology Risk Advisor (GAT), pp. 179–188.
SIGMOD-1994-DanielsDDEHJJLSSS #design #replication #symmetry: Oracle’s Symmetric Replication Technology and Implications for Application Design (DD, LBD, AD, CE, GH, SJ, BJ, PL, GS, BS, JS), p. 467.
VLDB-1994-BernsteinD #bibliography #repository: An Overview of Repository Technology (PAB, UD), pp. 705–713.
ICSM-1994-SolingerEN #case study #development #experience #maintenance #re-engineering: Transferring Reengineering Technology to a Software Development and Maintenance Organization: An Experience Report (MS, AE, JQN), pp. 100–108.
CSCW-1994-KrautRCF #communication #social: Life and Death of New Technology: Task, Utility and Social Influences on the Use of a Communication Medium (REK, RER, CC, RSF), pp. 13–21.
AdaEurope-1994-Heitz #composition #distributed #generative #object-oriented #programming #realtime #scalability: Integrating Modular, Object Oriented Programming and Application Generator Technologies in Large Real Time and Distributed Developments (MH), pp. 130–146.
CAiSE-1994-Kurbel #analysis #automation #case study #code generation #experience #using: From Analysis to Code Generation: Experiences from an Information Engineering Project Using I-CASE Technology (KK), pp. 214–227.
KDD-1994-ShenMOZ #database #deduction #induction #learning #using: Using Metagueries to Integrate Inductive Learning and Deductive Database Technology (WMS, BGM, KO, CZ), pp. 335–346.
ICRE-1994-AlfordDHMOR #requirements: Issues in requirements engineering technology transfer (MWA, JCD, JH, CLM, DO, WER), pp. 143–148.
ICRE-1994-DobsonS #requirements: Organisational requirements definition for information technology systems (JED, RS), pp. 158–165.
SAC-1994-ConnorCKM #evolution #persistent #using: Using persistence technology to control schema evolution (RCHC, QIC, GNCK, RM), pp. 441–446.
SAC-1994-Stilman #geometry: A linguistic geometry for technology transfer (BS), pp. 281–285.
DAC-1993-ClarkeMZFY #scalability: Spectral Transforms for Large Boolean Functions with Applications to Technology Mapping (EMC, KLM, XZ, MF, JY), pp. 54–60.
DAC-1993-CongD #on the #trade-off: On Area/Depth Trade-off in LUT-Based FPGA Technology Mapping (JC, YD), pp. 213–218.
DAC-1993-Mehendale #design #evaluation #independence #logic #named: MIM: Logic Module Independent Technology Mapping for Design and Evaluation of Antifuse-based FPGAs (MM), pp. 219–223.
DAC-1993-Nurnberger #policy: The Clinton/Gore Technology Policies (RDN), pp. 331–335.
DAC-1993-SawkarT #performance: Performance Directed Technology Mapping for Look-Up Table Based FPGAs (PS, DET), pp. 208–212.
DAC-1993-SiegelMD #automation #design: Automatic Technology Mapping for Generalized Fundamental-Mode Asynchronous Designs (PS, GDM, DLD), pp. 61–67.
DAC-1993-TiwariAM: Technology Mapping for Lower Power (VT, PA, SM), pp. 74–79.
DAC-1993-TsuiPD #composition #power management: Technology Decomposition and Mapping Targeting Low Power Dissipation (CYT, MP, AMD), pp. 68–73.
KBSE-1993-BailorYK #empirical #knowledge-based #re-engineering: An Experiment in Applying Knowledge-Based Software Engineering Technology (PDB, FCDY, KK), p. 25.
HT-1993-HallDPH #video: The Microcosm Link Service: An Integrating Technology (Video) (WH, HCD, AP, GH), pp. 231–232.
HT-1993-Raphaely #hypermedia #research: Technologically Assisted Focussing in Psychotherapy with Couples: A Hypertext Application for Clients, Clinicians & Researchers (DR), pp. 250–255.
SIGMOD-1993-Mohan #relational: IBM’s Relational DBMS Products: Features and Technologies (CM), pp. 445–448.
WCRE-1993-NewcombM #automation #cobol #composition #re-engineering #scalability #source code: Automating the Modularization of Large COBOL Programs: Application of an Enabling Technology for Reengineering (PN, LM), pp. 222–230.
HCI-ACS-1993-AsakuraF #health: The Impact of Compuer Technology on Job Characteristics and Workers Health (TA, YF), pp. 982–987.
HCI-ACS-1993-Friedrich #development: Production Deviations: Opportunities for User-Based Technological Development (PF), pp. 815–820.
HCI-ACS-1993-Harkins #communication #people: Ergonomic Considerations for Communication Technologies for Deaf and Hard of Hearing People (JEH), pp. 504–509.
HCI-ACS-1993-HjelmquistJ #visual notation: Work Possibilities for Visually Impaired: The role of Information Technology (EH, BJ), pp. 498–503.
HCI-ACS-1993-HuuhtanenLNA: Mastering the Changes in Information Technology: A Follow-up Study of Insurance Tasks (PH, TL, TN, KA), pp. 703–708.
HCI-ACS-1993-SeppalaT #case study #experience #implementation #industrial: Experiences in the Use and Implementation of Information Technology in the Printing Industry (PKS, ET), pp. 56–61.
HCI-ACS-1993-Williams: The Effects of New Information Technology on Interorganizational Relations: Electronic Tax Return Lodgement in Australia (TAW), pp. 356–361.
HCI-SHI-1993-Akinmayowa #development #education: Computer Technology in the Educational Curriculum Development in Nigeria in the 21st Century (NKA), pp. 766–771.
HCI-SHI-1993-HsiA93a #design #education #multi: Use of Multimedia Technology in Teaching Engineering Design (SH, AMA), pp. 778–783.
TRI-Ada-1993-FilareyRRSD #ada #framework: Software First: Applying Ada Megaprogramming Technology to Target Platform Selection Trades (ARF, WER, RR, PS, LDM), pp. 90–101.
OOPSLA-1993-Stark #object-oriented: Impacts of Object-Oriented Technologies: Seven Years of SEL Studies (MS), pp. 365–373.
TOOLS-EUROPE-1993-DecooninckNJ #modelling #object-oriented #using: Satellite Modeling Using Object-Oriented Technologies (ASD, PN, FJ), pp. 19–30.
TOOLS-EUROPE-1993-Jeffcoate #experience #user interface: Associated Paper: User Experience of Object Technology (JJ), pp. 283–285.
TOOLS-PACIFIC-1993-Henderson-Sellers93b #named #question: Keynote: Object Technology: W(h)ither the Future? (BHS), p. 3.
TOOLS-PACIFIC-1993-Henderson-Sellers93c #question: Object Technology: W(h)ither the Future? (BHS), pp. 295–306.
TOOLS-PACIFIC-1993-KhoslaD #object-oriented: Application of Object-Oriented Technology in a Terminal Power Station (RK, TSD), pp. 21–35.
TOOLS-USA-1993-FischerH #distributed #implementation #object-oriented #specification #towards: Towards an Object-Oriented Technology for Specification and Implementation of Distributed Systems (JF, EH), pp. 83–93.
TOOLS-USA-1993-Maurer #object-oriented #process #standard: Standardization Activities in Object-Oriented Technology (JM), pp. 487–488.
TOOLS-USA-1993-NebeshR #c++ #education #object-oriented: Teaching Object-Oriented Technology Through C++ to Professional Programmers (BAN, MR), pp. 627–636.
TOOLS-USA-1993-NelsonBKM #object-oriented: Putting Object-Oriented Technology to Work in Autonomous Vehicles (MLN, RBB, SHK, RBM), pp. 279–288.
TOOLS-USA-1993-WhiteW #information management #object-oriented #question: Utilization of Object-Oriented Technology in Mainstream Information Systems: if not now, when? (KW, EW), pp. 497–498.
RE-1993-RzepkaSW #requirements: Requirements engineering technologies at Rome Laboratory (WER, JLS, DAW), pp. 15–18.
SAC-1993-SutherlandPR #architecture #hybrid #integration #object-oriented #relational: The Hybrid Object-Relational Architecture (HORA): An Integration of Object-Oriented and Relational Technology (JS, MP, KR), pp. 326–333.
ESEC-1993-Eggers #distributed: Software Technology for a Distributed Telecommunication System (HE), pp. 213–225.
ICSE-1993-Brown: An Examination of the Current State of IPSE Technology (AWB), pp. 338–347.
ISSTA-1993-Miller #testing: Exploitation of Software Test Technology (Abstract) (EFM), p. 159.
DAC-1992-ChaudharyP #algorithm #constraints: A Near Optimal Algorithm for Technology Mapping Minimizing Area under Delay Constraints (KC, MP), pp. 492–498.
DAC-1992-ChungR #architecture #named: TEMPT: Technology Mapping for the Exploration of FPGA Architectures with Hard-Wired Connections (KC, JR), pp. 361–367.
DAC-1992-KungDNG #algorithm #named: BDDMAP: A Technology Mapper Based on a New Covering Algorithm (DSK, RFD, TAN, DJG), pp. 484–487.
DAC-1992-Langeler #design #tutorial: Directions to Watch in Design Technology (Tutorial Abstract) (GL), p. 298.
DAC-1992-SchlichtmannBH #agile: Characterization of Boolean Functions for Rapid Matching in FPGA Technology Mapping (US, FB, MH), pp. 374–379.
KBSE-1992-PartridgeS #network #re-engineering: Neural Networks as a Software Engineering Technology (DP, NS), p. 35.
KBSE-1992-SolderitschY #knowledge base #reuse #tool support #tutorial: Knowledge Based Software Reuse Methods and Tools: DoD STARS RLF Technology (Tutorial) (JS, DY), p. 1.
KBSE-1992-Turkovich #automation: Automatic Software Technology for GN&C Applications (Demonstration) (JJT), p. 28.
SEI-1992-SpranglerL #re-engineering: The IBM Cleanroom Software Engineering Technology Transfer Program (RAS, RCL), pp. 380–394.
CHI-1992-Bush #human-computer: The Human-Computer Technology Group at Bellcore (RMB), pp. 283–284.
CHI-1992-FishKRR #communication #video: Evaluating Video as a Technology for Informal Communication (RSF, REK, RWR, RER), pp. 37–48.
CHI-1992-FoleyMW #human-computer #interactive #research: Human-Computer Interaction Research at Georgia Institute of Technology (JDF, CMM, NW), pp. 61–62.
CHI-1992-NesBB #research: The Institute for Perception Research IPO, a Joint Venture of Philips Electronics and Eindhoven University of Technology (FLvN, HB, MDBJ), pp. 575–576.
CHI-1992-Shackel #human-computer #named #research: HUSAT — 21 Years of HCI: The Human Sciences and Advanced Technology Research Institute (BS), pp. 281–283.
CSCW-1992-Medina-MoraWFF #approach #workflow: The Action Workflow Approach to Workflow Management Technology (RMM, TW, RF, FF), pp. 281–288.
TRI-Ada-C-1992-LockP #ada #past present future #re-engineering #requirements: Requirements on Ada Reengineering Technology from Past, Present and Future Systems (EDL, NSP), pp. 384–395.
OOPSLA-1992-EggenschwilerG #using: ET++ Swaps Manager: Using Object Technology in the Financial Engineering Domain (TE, EG), pp. 166–177.
TOOLS-EUROPE-1992-McKenna #object-oriented: Object-Oriented Technology for Managers (JM), p. 443.
TOOLS-EUROPE-1992-StevensB #case study #experience #object-oriented #scheduling: Developing Re-Usable Software for Scheduling Applications: a Report of Experiences with OO Technology (AS, FB), pp. 149–156.
TOOLS-PACIFIC-1992-Goldberg #object-oriented #question #using: Can A Manager Be Successful Using Object-Oriented Technology? (AG), p. 3.
TOOLS-PACIFIC-1992-Hughes #industrial #object-oriented: An Industrial Application of Object-Oriented Technology to Materials Management (PH), pp. 85–89.
TOOLS-USA-1992-FirthOFBN #development #object-oriented #using: Improving a software development environment using object-oriented technology (MAF, MHO, REF, SKB, TCN), pp. 41–49.
TOOLS-USA-1992-Materna #integration #object-oriented: Object-Oriented Technology Application Integration (AM), pp. 245–247.
DAC-1991-CrastesSS: A Technology Mapping Method Based On Perfect And Semi-Perfect Matchings (MC, KS, GS), pp. 93–98.
DAC-1991-DuttK #library #synthesis: Bridging High-Level Synthesis to RTL Technology Libraries (NDD, JRK), pp. 526–529.
DAC-1991-ErcolaniM #array #programmable: Technology Mapping for Electrically Programmable Gate Arrays (SE, GDM), pp. 234–239.
DAC-1991-FrancisRV #named #performance: Chortle-crf: Fast Technology Mapping for Lookup Table-Based FPGAs (RJF, JR, ZGV), pp. 227–233.
DAC-1991-Karplus #array #named #programmable: Xmap: A Technology Mapper for Table-Lookup Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (KK), pp. 240–243.
DAC-1991-Karplus91a #array #named #programmable: Amap: A Technology Mapper for Selector-Based Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (KK), pp. 244–247.
DAC-1991-PedramB #layout: Layout Driven Technology Mapping (MP, NBB), pp. 99–105.
DAC-1991-Woo #heuristic: A Heuristic Method for FPGA Technology Mapping Based on the Edge Visibility (NSW), pp. 248–251.
KBSE-1991-Sasso91a #question #what: Encouraging the Adoption of KBSE Technology: What Needs to Happen First? (WCS), pp. 237–238.
CHI-1991-Gaver: Technology affordances (WWG), pp. 79–84.
CHI-1991-Gomoll #interface: Apple computer’s human interface group: advanced technology group (KMG), pp. 473–474.
TOOLS-USA-1991-Goldberg #named #object-oriented #question #using: Keynote: Can a Manager Be Successful Using Object-Oriented Technology? (AG), p. 5.
TOOLS-USA-1991-Sheffler: Managing Object Technology (JDS), pp. 353–356.
TOOLS-USA-1991-Taylor #lifecycle: A New Lifecycle Model for Object Technology (DAT), pp. 393–394.
ESEC-1991-Potts #requirements #research: Expediency and Appropriate Technology: An Agenda for Requirements Engineering Research in the 1990s (CP), pp. 495–496.
ICSE-1991-Curtis #question #re-engineering: Techies as Non-Technological Factors in Software Engineering? (BC), pp. 147–148.
ICSE-1991-DeMarco #re-engineering: Non-Technological Issues in Software Engineering (TD), pp. 149–150.
ICSE-1991-Jahl #evaluation #security: The Information Technology Security Evaluation Criteria (CJ), pp. 306–312.
ICSE-1991-KellnerCDKST #re-engineering: Non-Technological Issues in Software Engineering (MIK, BC, TD, KK, MS, CT), pp. 144–146.
DAC-1990-ForsytheAYAG #development #simulation: NASFLOW, a Simulation Tool for Silicon Technology Development (DDF, APA, CSY, SA, BG), pp. 333–337.
DAC-1990-FrancisRC #array #named #programmable: Chortle: A Technology Mapping Program for Lookup Table-Based Field Programmable Gate Arrays (RJF, JR, KC), pp. 613–619.
DAC-1990-SarmaDNH #industrial #synthesis: High-Level Synthesis: Technology Transfer to Industry (RCS, MDD, NCN, GH), pp. 549–554.
SIGMOD-1990-KiernanMS #database #deduction: Making Deductive Databases a Practical Technology: A Step Forward (GK, CdM, ES), pp. 237–246.
SEI-1990-Smith #design #development #implementation #process: Technology Transfer: The Design, Development, and Implementation of a Process (RLS), pp. 13–23.
CHI-1990-PoltrockB #bibliography: Boeing Advanced Technology Center (lab review) (SEP, KAB), pp. 381–382.
CSCW-1990-AustinLM: Determinants and Patterns of Control over Technology in a Computerized Meeting Room (LCA, JKL, PLM), pp. 39–51.
CSCW-1990-LosadaSN #collaboration #feedback #interactive #process #sequence: Collaborative Technology and Group Process Feedback: Their Impact on Interactive Sequences in Meetings (ML, PS, EEN), pp. 53–64.
SEKE-1990-NurcanKL #database #paradigm #programming: Integrating Database Technology and iogic Programming Paradigm (SN, JK, LL), pp. 147–152.
ICSE-1990-Alonzo: Position Paper on Technology Transfer (RA), p. 329.
ICSE-1990-BabcockBG #evolution: The Evolution of Technology Transfer at MCC’s Software Technology Program: From Didactic to Dialectic (JDB, LAB, NCG), pp. 290–299.
ICSE-1990-Decina #approach #named: CEFRIEL: an Innovative Approach to University-Industry Cooperation in Information Technologies (MD), pp. 330–331.
ICSE-1990-Fowler #collaboration: Technology Transfer as Collaboration: The Receptor Group (PJF), pp. 332–333.
ICSE-1990-Glynn #process: Semi Formal Process Model for Technology Transfer (GG), pp. 334–335.
ICSE-1990-Kishida #aspect-oriented: Technology Transfer Aspects of Environment Construction (KK), p. 336.
CADE-1990-Stickel #prolog #proving #theorem proving: A Prolog Technology Theorem Prover (MES), pp. 673–674.
CADE-1990-Tarver #prolog: An Examination of the Prolog Technology Theorem-Prover (MT), pp. 322–335.
DAC-1989-AudeK #adaptation #design #representation: Representation and Use of Design Rules within a Technology Adaptable CAD System (JSA, HJK), pp. 478–484.
DAC-1989-McFarland #social: The Social Implications of Computerization: Making the Technology Humane (MCM), pp. 129–134.
DAC-1989-WaterkampWBRS #layout: Technology Tracking of Non Manhattan VLSI Layout (JW, RW, RB, MR, GS), pp. 296–301.
DAC-1989-WooS #adaptation #functional: A Technology-adaptive Allocation of Functional Units and Connections (NSW, HS), pp. 602–605.
HT-1989-Perlman #design #development #evaluation #hypermedia: Asynchronous Design/Evaluation Methods for Hypertext Technology Development (GP), pp. 61–81.
PLDI-1989-ChambersU #compilation #dynamic typing #named #object-oriented #optimisation #programming language: Customization: Optimizing Compiler Technology for SELF, A Dynamically-Typed Object-Oriented Programming Language (CC, DU), pp. 146–160.
Best-of-PLDI-1989-ChambersU89a #compilation #dynamic typing #object-oriented #optimisation #programming language: A retrospective on: “customization: optimizing compiler technology for self, a dynamically-typed object-oriented programming language” (with retrospective) (CC, DU), pp. 295–312.
CHI-1989-Hunt: Search technology, Inc (RMH), pp. 311–312.
CHI-1989-RobertsE #usability: The effects of device technology on the usability of advanced telephone functions (TLR, GE), pp. 331–337.
OOPSLA-1989-MaloneyBF #constraints #interface: Constraint Technology fur User-Interface Construction in ThingLab II (JM, AB, BNFB), pp. 381–388.
ICSE-1989-VernerTJH #analysis #bibliography #case study #dependence #perspective: Technology Dependence in Function Point Analysis: A Case Study and Critical Review (JMV, GT, BJ, RGH), pp. 375–382.
DAC-1988-Boehner #automation #logic #named: LOGEX — an Automatic Logic Extractor Form Transistor to Gate Level for CMOS Technology (MB), pp. 517–522.
DAC-1988-Ross: Future Developments in Information Technology (abstract) (IMR), p. 1.
SEI-1988-Stevens #learning: SEI Demonstration: Advanced Learning Technologies Project (SS), p. 120.
CSCW-1988-Egido #bibliography #video: Video Conferencing as a Technology to Support Group Work: A Review of its Failures (CE), pp. 13–24.
CADE-1988-Stickel88a #prolog #proving #theorem proving: A Prolog Technology Theorem Prover (MES), pp. 752–753.
DAC-1987-Keutzer #graph #named #optimisation: DAGON: Technology Binding and Local Optimization by DAG Matching (KK), pp. 341–347.
DAC-1987-LeeLP #editing #named #visual notation: TED: A Graphical Technology Description Editor (WL, GL, KP), pp. 423–428.
DAC-1987-SuzukiBKTS #automation #named: TRIP: An Automated Technology Mapping System (SS, TB, MK, KT, TS), pp. 523–529.
SIGMOD-1987-Bitton #roadmap: Technology Trends in Mass-Storage Systems (DB), pp. 7–8.
HCI-CE-1987-FahnrichZD: HUFIT (Human Factors in Information Technology) (KPF, JZ, DD), pp. 37–43.
HCI-CE-1987-Glenn #human-computer #interactive #question #speech: Where Does Speech Technology Fit in Human-Computer Interaction? (JWG), pp. 431–438.
HCI-CE-1987-Ruggles #design: Enhancing a Traditional Typeface Design Environment Through the Use of Contemporary Computing Technology (LR), pp. 481–488.
HCI-SES-1987-LundsgaardeW: Organizational Barriers to the Diffusion of Computer Technology (HPL, JWW), pp. 11–16.
HCI-SES-1987-MoodyJR #how #question: Vigilance and Its Role in AI Technology: How Smart is Too Smart? (TM, MJ, RR), pp. 263–270.
HCI-SES-1987-SeppalaTK #case study #experience #industrial: Psychosocial Factors in the Introduction of Computerized Technology: Experiences from the Finnish Engineering Industry (PKS, ET, PK), pp. 51–58.
ICSE-1987-BerlinerZ #empirical #requirements #specification: An Experiment in Technology Transfer: PAISLey Specification of Requirements for an Undersea Lightwave Cable System (EFB, PZ), pp. 42–50.
DAC-1986-AudeK #adaptation #database #design: A design rule database system to support technology-adaptable applications (JSA, HJK), pp. 510–516.
DAC-1986-BootehsazC #approach #independence #layout: A technology independent approach to hierarchical IC layout extraction (AB, RAC), pp. 425–431.
DAC-1986-JoynerTBNG #adaptation #logic #synthesis: Technology adaption in logic synthesis (WHJJ, LT, DB, TAN, SCG), pp. 94–100.
DAC-1986-PutatundaSMC #compilation #named: HAPPI: a chip compiler based on double-level-metal technology (RP, DS, SM, JC), pp. 736–743.
DAC-1986-Shahdad #bibliography: An overview of VHDL language and technology (MS), pp. 320–326.
GG-1986-Nagl86a #development #graph: A Software Development Environment based on Graph Technology (MN), pp. 458–478.
CSCW-1986-Blomberg #process: The variable impact of computer technologies on the organization of work activities (JB), pp. 35–42.
CSCW-1986-CashmanS #complexity #theory and practice: Achieving sustainable complexity through information technology: theory and practice (PMC, DS), pp. 307–317.
CSCW-1986-CindioMSVZ #coordination: Chaos as coordination technology (FdC, GDM, CS, RV, AMZ), pp. 325–342.
CADE-1986-Stickel #compilation #implementation #prolog #proving #theorem proving: A prolog Technology Theorem Prover: Implementation by an Extended Prolog Compiler (MES), pp. 573–587.
DAC-1985-Bergmann #design #independence: Generalised CMOS-a technology independent CMOS IC design style (NB), pp. 273–278.
DAC-1985-ChuL #design #layout #tool support: Technology tracking for VLSI layout design tools (KCC, YEL), pp. 279–285.
DAC-1985-CollinsK #programmable #tutorial: The impact of technological advances on programmable controller s(tutorial session) (RPC, WJK), pp. 498–502.
DAC-1985-HsuTCPT #layout #named #standard: ALPS2: a standard cell layout system for double-layer metal technology (CPH, BNT, KC, RAP, JT), pp. 443–448.
DAC-1985-SmtihD #approach #file system #independence: The VIVID system approach to technology independence: the matster technology file system (PS, SWD), pp. 76–81.
SIGMOD-1985-Christodoulakis #architecture #documentation #using: Issues in the Architecture of a Document Archiver using Optical Disk Technology (SC), pp. 34–50.
ICSE-1985-MorrisonDBBA #persistent: The Persistent Store as an Enabling Technology for Integrated Project Support (RM, AD, PJB, ALB, MPA), pp. 166–173.
ICSE-1985-RedwineR #maturity: Software Technology Maturation (STRJ, WER), pp. 189–200.
ICSE-1985-SunazukaAY #assessment #quality: Software Quality Assessment Technology (TS, MA, NY), pp. 142–149.
DAC-1984-ChuS #generative #independence #multi: A technology independent MOS multiplier generator (KcC, RS), pp. 90–97.
DAC-1984-Haas: Computervision’s direction in workstation technology (GDH), pp. 606–609.
DAC-1984-LuellauHB #algorithm #independence: A technology independent block extraction algorithm (FL, TH, EB), pp. 610–615.
DAC-1984-RaoRZ: Spider, a chip planner for ISL technology (PR, RR, GZ), pp. 665–666.
SLP-1984-Stickel84 #prolog #proving #theorem proving: A Prolog Technology Theorem Prover (MES), pp. 211–217.
DAC-1983-Ehr #automation #design: Position paper role of technology design rules in Design Automation (GJVE), p. 395.
DAC-1983-Heilweil: Technology rules- the other side of technology dependent code (MFH), p. 389.
DAC-1983-Prasad #named #tutorial: Tutorial — Group Technology (HRP), p. 128.
DAC-1983-Reinke #design #perspective: Technology design rules — a user’s perspective (TRR), p. 394.
DAC-1983-Smith #independence #layout: Technology-independent circuit layout (RJSI), pp. 390–393.
VLDB-1983-PennyP #novel #scalability: Application of Novel Technologies to the Management of a Very Large Date Base (PP, MP), pp. 20–29.
DAC-1982-Collins #bibliography: IBM 3081 system overview and technology (CAC), pp. 75–82.
DAC-1982-ToddHPBGAB #array #layout #multi: CGALA-a multi technology Gate Array Layout system (LFT, JMH, SVP, JLB, DJG, RJA, AKB), pp. 792–801.
DAC-1981-Barck #automation #evolution #interface: The role of engineering in the evolving technology/automation interface (PEB), pp. 706–707.
DAC-1981-LeiveT #logic #synthesis: A technology relative Logic Synthesis and Module Selection system (GWL, DET), pp. 479–485.
DAC-1981-Luts #geometry #modelling: Geometric modeling technology (WL), p. 462.
DAC-1981-Lydick #automation #evolution #interface: The role of engineering in the evolving technology/automation interface (RPL), p. 712.
DAC-1981-Montoye #performance: Area-time efficient addition in charge based technology (RKM), pp. 862–872.
DAC-1981-Reitmeyer: CAD for military systems, an essential link to LSI, VLSI and VHSIC technology (RRJ), pp. 3–12.
SIGIR-1980-Brookes: Information Technology and the Science of Information (BCB), pp. 1–8.
SIGIR-1979-Landau: Productivity, Information Technology, and the Office (RML), pp. 59–63.
DAC-1978-SnowST #design #trade-off: A technology-relative computer-aided design system: Abstract representations, transformations, and design tradeoffs (EAS, DPS, DET), pp. 220–226.
VLDB-1978-Chen #database: Computer Technology and the Database User (TCC), pp. 72–86.
VLDB-1978-Hsiao: An Opening Statement for the Session in Impact of New Technologies (DKH), p. 70.
VLDB-1978-Kluge: Impact of New Technologies (WEK), p. 71.
ICSE-1978-Wegner #research: Research Directions in Software Technology (PW), pp. 243–259.
DAC-1977-Waldvogel #hybrid #multi #using: Computer designed multilayer hybrid substrate using thick film technology (CWW), pp. 351–353.
VLDB-1977-HouselM #bibliography #database #future of: A Note on the Survey: “Future of Database Technology” (BCH, AGM), pp. 568–570.
VLDB-1977-HsiaoM #architecture #database #evolution: Database Machine Architecture in the Context of Information Technology Evolution (DKH, SEM), pp. 63–84.
ICSE-1976-BalkovichE #performance #requirements #research #specification #towards: Research Towards a technology to Support the Specification of Data Processing System Performance Requirements (EEB, GPE), pp. 110–115.
DAC-1975-HemmingH #evolution #logic #modelling #simulation: Digital logic simulation models and evolving technology (CWHJ, JMH), pp. 85–94.
SHARE-1966-Dunn #problem: Information technology a management problem (OED).