A prerequisite to the effective design of user interfaces is an understanding of the tasks for which that interface will actually be used. Surprisingly little task analysis has ap...
Michael D. Byrne, Bonnie E. John, Neil S. Wehrle, ...
The convergence of desktop, mobile and web application development has resulted in new types of software systems. These new systems are built to leverage the World Wide Web, and t...
In this paper, we describe a graphical workflow management system called HyperThesis to address the challenges of integrating bioinformatics applications. HyperThesis is an integ...
Mission critical applications and legacy systems may be difficult to revise and rebuild, and yet it is sometimes desirable to retrofit their user interfaces with new collaborative...
Li-Te Cheng, Steven L. Rohall, John F. Patterson, ...
The presence of network latency leads to usability problems in distributed groupware applications. Example problems include difficulty synchronizing tightly-coupled collaboration...