Stem partner$ (all stems)

34 papers:

DUXU-UI-2015-BrahnamW #design #paradigm #towards

Re/Framing Virtual Conversational Partners: A Feminist Critique and Tentative Move Towards a New Design Paradigm (SB, MW), pp. 172–183.

SCSM-2014-WaltherT #communication #how #relational #self

Inventing Partners in Computer-Mediated Communication: How CMC Sustains Self-fulfilling Prophecies and Relational Attributions (JBW, STT), pp. 517–527.

SAC-2014-SaraivaS #behaviour #how

Choosing my partners based on how they will evaluate my behavior (ECdRCS, VTdS), pp. 781–783.

CHI-2012-ZhaoSC #facebook #how

It’s complicated: how romantic partners use facebook (XZ, VSS, DC), pp. 771–780.

ICEIS-SAIC-2010-MatCS #approach #collaboration #network

Selecting Partners for Collaborative Networks — Mixed Methods Approach (NACM, YC, HS), pp. 122–128.

DocEng-2009-Hofer-Alfeis #documentation #information management

Document engineering: a preferred partner discipline in knowledge management (JHA), pp. 1–2.

RE-2009-MonteiroER #requirements #specification

Improving the Exchange of Requirements and Specifications between Business Partners (MRM, CE, MR), pp. 253–260.

EDOC-2008-NitzscheLL #multi

Extending BPELlight for Expressing Multi-Partner Message Exchange Patterns (JN, TvL, FL), pp. 245–254.

ICEIS-SAIC-2008-ThimmTR #network

Partner Selection for Virtual Organization — Supporting the Moderator in Business Networks (HT, KT, KBR), pp. 119–126.

SAC-2008-TapiaZ

Partnering structure definition for networked businesses (RST, NZ), pp. 588–589.

CSEET-2007-WilliamsL #question #why

Lab Partners: If They’re Good Enough for the Natural Sciences, Why Aren’t They Good Enough for Us? (LW, LL), pp. 72–82.

SAS-2007-BauerW #abstraction #communication #static analysis

Static Analysis of Dynamic Communication Systems by Partner Abstraction (JB, RW), pp. 249–264.

CHI-2007-WongOORYF #multi

Sharing a single expert among multiple partners (JW, LMO, JO, CPR, JY, SRF), pp. 261–270.

HCI-MIE-2007-YamaguchiSS #reliability #streaming #video

Reliable Partner System Always Providing Users with Companionship Through Video Streaming (TY, KS, HS), pp. 1010–1018.

ICEIS-AIDSS-2007-ShethG #execution #middleware #non-functional #process #semantics #workflow

The 4×4 semantic model — exploiting data, functional, non-functional and execution semantics across business process, workflow, partner services and middleware services tiers (APS, KG), pp. 1–4.

ICEIS-DISI-2007-ShethG #execution #middleware #non-functional #process #semantics #workflow

The 4×4 semantic model — exploiting data, functional, non-functional and execution semantics across business process, workflow, partner services and middleware services tiers (APS, KG), pp. 1–4.

ICEIS-EIS-2007-ShethG #execution #middleware #non-functional #process #semantics #workflow

The 4×4 semantic model — exploiting data, functional, non-functional and execution semantics across business process, workflow, partner services and middleware services tiers (APS, KG), pp. 1–4.

ICEIS-HCI-2007-ShethG #execution #middleware #non-functional #process #semantics #workflow

The 4×4 semantic model — exploiting data, functional, non-functional and execution semantics across business process, workflow, partner services and middleware services tiers (APS, KG), pp. 1–4.

ICEIS-J-2007-ShethG07a #execution #middleware #non-functional #process #semantics #workflow

The 4 x 4 Semantic Model: Exploiting Data, Functional, Non-functional and Execution Semantics Across Business Process, Workflow, Partner Services and Middleware Services Tiers (APS, KG), pp. 16–26.

ICEIS-SAIC-2007-ShethG #execution #middleware #non-functional #process #semantics #workflow

The 4×4 semantic model — exploiting data, functional, non-functional and execution semantics across business process, workflow, partner services and middleware services tiers (APS, KG), pp. 1–4.

CSCW-2006-RanjanBB #analysis #collaboration

An exploratory analysis of partner action and camera control in a video-mediated collaborative task (AR, JPB, RB), pp. 403–412.

CSCW-2006-RiegelsbergerCFP #game studies

Sounds good to me: effects of photo and voice profiles on gaming partner choice (JR, SC, SF, BCP), pp. 159–162.

SEKE-2006-KelkarSG #component #interactive #off the shelf

Interaction Partnering Criteria for COTS Components (MK, MS, RFG), pp. 278–283.

DAC-2005-VleeschhouwerEFGRHC

Differentiate and deliver: leveraging your partners (JV, WE, MJF, AJdG, WCR, JH, RC), p. 1.

CHI-2005-OuOYF #collaboration

Effects of task properties, partner actions, and message content on eye gaze patterns in a collaborative task (JO, LMO, JY, SRF), pp. 231–240.

ICEIS-v3-2005-Martens #process

Process Oriented Discovery of Business Partners (AM), pp. 57–64.

CSCW-2004-MiwaI #communication #interactive

Shadow communication: system for embodied interaction with remote partners (YM, CI), pp. 467–476.

ICALP-2003-BansalAM #multi #performance

Stable Marriages with Multiple Partners: Efficient Search for an Optimal Solution (VB, AA, VSM), pp. 527–542.

CSEET-1998-ParrishBCDHHJS #education #information management #re-engineering

Computer Engineering, Computer Science and Management Information Systems: Partners in a Unified Software Engineering Curriculum (ASP, RBB, DWC, BD, DPH, JEH, JJ, SS), pp. 67–75.

HCI-SEC-1997-MuraiKI #3d #communication #multi #using #video

Display of Conversation Partners Using 3D-Facial Model in the Multiparty Video Communication System (TM, HK, SI), pp. 861–864.

CSCW-1996-PariseKSW #social

My Partner is a Real Dog: Cooperation with Social Agents (SP, SBK, LSS, KW), pp. 399–408.

DAC-1994-Murphy #standard

Partnering with EDA Vendors: Tips, Techniques, and the Role of Standards (SM), pp. 131–134.

HCI-SHI-1993-DarsesFR

Cooperating Partners: Investigating Natural Assistance (FD, PF, JMR), pp. 997–1002.

HCI-SHI-1993-KatoWI

Cooperative Musical Partner System: JASPER (Jam Session Partner) (HK, SHW, SI), pp. 250–255.