Search Results - subject:"Human Computer Interaction"

Human Computer Interaction: Issues and Challenges

Tate, Mary - In: Online Information Review 26 (2002) 5, pp. 351-351

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Innovationsforum 2002 : [elektronische Dienste für Bibliotheken ; Websitegestaltung für Blinde, Konzeption eines E-Learning Portals, Electronic Commerce]

Fuhlrott, Rolf (ed.); Bresser, Annette (contributor); … - Innovationsforum <2002, Augsburg> - 2002

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Computers and networks in the age of globalization : IFIP TC9 Fifth World Conference on Human Choice and Computers, August 25-28, 1998, Geneva, Switzerland

Rasmussen, Leif Bloch (contributor) - World Conference on Human Choice and Computers <5, … - 2001

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The human society and the internet : internet-related socio-economic issues ; proceedings

Kim, Won (contributor) - 2001

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The usability business : making the Web work

Bawa, Joanna (contributor) - 2001

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Trust in cyber societies : integrating the human and artificial perspectives

Falcone, Rino (contributor) - 2001

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A model for enterprise portal management

Kotorov, Rado; Hsu, Emily - In: Journal of Knowledge Management 5 (2001) 1, pp. 86-93

The article identifies the risks and challenges of using enterprise portal technology for managing corporate information and knowledge. Many of the risks and challenges are attributed to the inherent limitations of the software solutions for information and knowledge management. It is argued...

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Personality Differences and Computer Related Stress in Business Students

Towell, Elizabeth R.; Lauer, Joachim - In: American Journal of Business 16 (2001) 1, pp. 69-76

There has been long-term interest in the processes that affect human-computer interaction, particularly those causing … number of stressors than the other two groups and a greater average severity of stress than the premajors. Human-computer … interaction is suspected to be more stressful for MIS students than other business students because their use of computers is …

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A mixed user interface for a statistical system

Yamamoto, Yoshikazu (contributor) - 2001

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Personality Differences and Computer Related Stress in Business Students

Towell, Elizabeth R.; Lauer, Joachim - In: American Journal of Business 16 (2001) 1, pp. 69-76

There has been long‐term interest in the processes that affect human‐computer interaction, particularly those causing … number of stressors than the othertwo groups and a greater average severity of stress than the premajors. Human‐computer … interaction is suspected to be more stressful for MIS students than other business students because their use of computers is …

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