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Groupware: some issues and experiences

Clarence A. Ellis, Simon Gibbs, Gail L. Rein · Communications of the ACM 1991 · 1991

DOI: 10.1145/99977.99987

2767citations

Usability and User Interface DesignBusiness Process Modeling and AnalysisAdvanced Software Engineering MethodologiesCollaborative softwareComputer scienceKnowledge management+2

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Groupware: some issues and experiences

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Clarence A. Ellis, Simon Gibbs, Gail L. Rein·Communications of the ACM(1991)

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Abstract

Groupware reflects a change in emphasis from using the computer to solve problems to using the computer to facilitate human interaction. This article describes categories and examples of group-ware and discusses some underlying research and development issues. GROVE, a novel group editor, is explained in some detail as a salient groupware example.

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