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ORCID3rd COCS 1986: Providence, RI, USA
- Carl Hewitt, Stanley B. Zdonik:
Proceedings of the Third ACM-SIGOIS Conference on Office Information Systems, COCS 1986, Providence, Rhode Island, USA, October 6-8, 1986. ACM 1986, ISBN 978-0-89791-210-5 - Eric Gold:
Envoys in electronic mail systems. 2-10 - Deborah Estrin:
Access to inter-organization computer networks. 11-20 - John Law, John Whittaker:
On the malleability of people and computers: a focused approach to office ethnography. 21-32 - Sonia Nayle, Walt Scacchi:
The costs of personal computing in a complex organization: a comparative study. 33-42 - William C. Sasso, Sung K. Kim:
Mapping office work to office technology. 43-51 - Sherman W. Tyler, Siegfried Treu:
Adaptive interface design: a symmetric model and a knowledge-based implementation. 53-60 - Vasant Dhar, P. Ranganathan:
Automating review of forms for international trade transactions: a natural language processing approach. 61-69 - Elihu M. Gerson, Susan Leigh Star:
Analyzing due process in the workplace. 70-78 - Thomas L. Dean:
Handling shared resources in a temporal data base management system. 81-91 - Robert V. Rubin:
Language constructs for programming by example. 92-103 - Sergei Nirenburg, Victor R. Lesser:
Providing intelligent assistance in distributed office environments. 104-112 - Michael A. Caplinger
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Graphical database browsing. 113-121
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