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Volume 3, Issue 1-2, June 21-23, 1982

Traits

The design of Star's Records Processing

Office Information Systems research and development projects in Europe (Invited)

Dialogue and process design for interactive information systems using Taxis

Office information models and the representation of 'office objects'

An OIS model for internal control evaluation

How do people really use text editors?

Virtual Editing

How do people organize their desks? (Extended Abstract)

Evaluation of offices (Panel Session)

Extending the power of programming by examples

An actor-based programming system

Supporting organizational problem solving with a workstation

Toward a new framework for office support

Implementing office automation

A case study of office workstation use

Integrating diverse knowledge sources in text recognition

Message files

A voice response system for an office information system

Views of office data

SEDL—A language for specifying integrity constraints on office forms

OfficeTalk-D

A modelling tool for office information systems

Development of a CBMS message transfer protocol

Volume 2

Volume 1

Views of office data

Content Provider	ACM Digital Library
Author	Joloboss, Vania Hewitt, Carl Miller, Lance A. Fikes, Richard E.
Abstract	Office applications will eventually be defined and executed by office personnel rather than professional programmers. There are many scientific disciplines and technologies that are contributing to this goal. This panel will explore a few of these areas: databases, artificial intelligence, and linguistics. Today the active database research areas are in highly distributed, real-time transaction oriented systems, and dynamic expressive data organizations such as the relational model. The extending of the database models to cover the requirements of the office is a major concern in office systems research. Artificial Intelligence has been directly involved with the problems of interfacing with end-users for a considerable period of time. The AI knowledge base systems are much closer in spirit to the way humans accumulate and use partial knowledge to solve problems than the database models. Using AI techniques, expert systems have been built for various application areas. One can envision the use of expert office systems to help in solving business and organizational problems. Much of the communications done in the office is in terms of natural language. Linguistics is concerned with the structure of language and how people generate it and understand it. The greater the extent that an office system can deal with natural languages, the more useful that system will be to end-users. This panel will discuss how intelligent the next generation of office systems can become using these technologies.
File Format	PDF
ISSN	0737819X
DOI	10.1145/966873.806487
Journal	ACM SIGOA Newsletter (SIGOA)
Volume Number	3
Issue Number	1-2
Language	English
Publisher	Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
Publisher Date	1984-09-01
Publisher Place	New York
Access Restriction	One Nation One Subscription (ONOS)
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Article

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Triggers over nested views of relational data

Views on data management

Two views of data abstraction

Supporting views in data stream management systems

Materialized views and data warehouses

Querying XML data sources that export very large sets of views

The effect of a priori views on the social implications of computing: the case of office automation

Efficient materialization and use of views in data warehouses

Views of office data

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