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Research and Advances Mar 1 1992

Logic programming as the integrator of the Fifth Generation Computer Systems project

Koichi Furukawa

Practice Mar 1 1992

Notes on implementing sets in Prolog

Toshinori Munakata

Research and Advances Mar 1 1992

Memoing for logic programs

David S. Warren

Opinion Mar 1 1992

Technical correspondence

Diane Crawford

Research and Advances Mar 1 1992

First specialize, then generalize: introduction

Jacques Cohen

Research and Advances Feb 1 1992

Designers and their machines: CAD use and support in the US and Japan

Jeffrey K. Liker, Mitchell Fleischer, Mitsuo Nagamachi, and Michael S. Zonnevylle

Research and Advances Feb 1 1992

Nine management guidelines for better cost estimating

Albert L. Lederer and Jayesh Prasad

Practice Feb 1 1992

Eli: a complete, flexible compiler construction system

Opinion Feb 1 1992

Copyright law and electronic compilations of data

Pamela Samuelson

Practice Feb 1 1992

A form-based approach for database analysis and design

Joobin Choobineh, Michael V. Mannino, and Veronica P. Tseng

Research and Advances Feb 1 1992

Coordination languages and their significance

David Gelernter and Nicholas Carriero

Research and Advances Feb 1 1992

Political activity and international computer networks

Seymour E. Goodman

News Jan 2 1992

The seventh annual UCLA survey of business school computer usage

Jason L. Frand and Julia A. Britt

Research and Advances Jan 2 1992

A comparison of the decision table and tree

Girish H. Subramanian, John Nosek, Sankaran P. Raghunathan, and Santosh S. Kanitkar

Research and Advances Jan 2 1992

A rule-based system for dense-map name placement

Jeffrey S. Doerschler and Herbert Freeman

Practice Jan 2 1992

Georoute: a geographic information system for transportation applications

Research and Advances Jan 2 1992

IRIS hypermedia services

Research and Advances Jan 2 1992

The 1989–90 Taulbee survey

David Gries and Dorothy Marsh

Research and Advances Jan 2 1992

Practical dictionary management for hardware data compression

Suzanne Bunton and Gaetano Borriello

Opinion Jan 2 1992

Editorial: what is software quality?

Peter J. Denning

Research and Advances Jan 2 1992

Practical minimal perfect hash functions for large databases

Edward A. Fox, Lenwood S. Heath, Qi Fan Chen, and Amjad M. Daoud

Opinion Jan 2 1992

What’s in a name?

Peter G. Neumann

Research and Advances Dec 1 1991

Toward an open shared workspace: computer and video fusion approach of TeamWorkStation

Groupware is intended to create a shared workspace that supports dynamic collaboration in a work group over space and time constraints. To gain the collective benefits of groupware use, the groupware must be accepted by a majority of workgroup members as a common tool. Groupware must overcome the hurdle of critical mass.

Hiroshi Ishii and Naomi Miyake

Research and Advances Dec 1 1991

Electronic social fields in bureaucracies

Advanced computer tools designed to facilitate collaboration in a common task or across functions have had a remarkably disappointing record of diffusion and adoption [16]. Technologies that are unresponsive to users needs will not find their markets. Groupware such as electronic mail, conferencing, and on-line editing, however, has an apparently natural affinity to the team and project work of salaried professional employees.

Constance Perin

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