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Charles H. House

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affiliation: InnovaScapes Institute, Woodlake, CA, USA
affiliation (former): Hewlett-Packard, CA, USA
affiliation (former): mediaX, Stanford University, CA, USA
affiliation (former): Cogswell College, San Jose, CA, USA
President of the ACM, 1996 to 1998

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2020 – today

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2021
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Charles H. House:
Review of IBM: The Rise and Fall and Reinvention of a Global Icon. IEEE Ann. Hist. Comput. 43(2): 45-47 (2021)

2000 – 2009

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Charles H. House, Raymond L. Price:
The HP Phenomenon: Innovation and Business Transformation. Stanford University Press 2009, ISBN 978-0-8047-5286-2
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Charles H. House:
It depends on your point of view [Exploratory DSP]. IEEE Signal Process. Mag. 26(6): 163-168 (2009)
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Ruzena Bajcsy, Chuck House:
2nd International ICST Conference on Immersive Telecommunications, IMMERSCOM 2009, Berkeley, CA, USA, May 27-29, 2009. ICST/ACM 2009, ISBN 978-963-9799-39-4 [contents]
2006
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Cindy Pickering, John David Miller, Eleanor Wynn, Chuck House:
3D Global Virtual Teaming Environment. C5 2006: 126-135
2005
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Charles H. House:
Information Worker Tools Selection, Adoption and Evaluation: Lessons from Software Development history. HICSS 2005
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Mei Lu, Charles H. House, Mary Beth Watson-Manheim, Tamar Matzkevich:
Does Distance Matter? - Bridging the Discontinuities in Distributed Organizations. HICSS 2005

1990 – 1999

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1998
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Charles H. House:
It's Time for a Change. Commun. ACM 41(3): 31 (1998)

1980 – 1989

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1988
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Charles H. House:
Hewlette-Packard and personal computing systems. A History of Personal Workstations 1988: 401-438
1980
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Charles H. House:
Tutorial Series 3 Perspectives on Dedicated and Control Processing. Computer 13(12): 35-49 (1980)

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