Using the Internet to provide support for distributed interactions

Fellers, Jack W.; Clifton, Ann; Handley, Holly A. H.

doi:10.1109/hicss.1995.375744

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“…As such, DGSSIDGDSS is relatively new and there is little theoretical or empirical research on this topic. In short, the multiple decision maker aspect (Huber, 1984), the geographically dispersed aspect (Hiltz and Turoff, 1992) and the enabling technologies aspect (Fellers et al, 1995 andBhargava et al, 1995) raise many new questions, challenges and opportunities in research and application areas.…”

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“…DGSSIDGDSS is gaining popularity not because of advances in long distance communication systems and satellite transmissions, but because of the Internet's mass appeal. Fellers et al (1995) argues that the innovation in using systems (technologies) comes not from their existence, but from their increasing availability to the general public. The Internet growth points to a new application development trend which provides exciting possibilities for distributed applications.…”

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Using the Internet to implement support for distributed decision making

Dennis

Quek

Pootheri

1996

Implementing Systems for Supporting Management Decisions

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This paper addresses implementation from the point of view of DSS construction and installation, and highlights the challenges faced when developing DSS in light of rapidly changing business environment and technological advances. In view of the tremendous interest in the Internet, the paper suggests that the Internet has inherent characteristics that are wellsuited to supporting distributed work and distributed decision making. The paper then presents TCBWorks as a first generation DSS built for the Internet, and hopes that through sharing the experiences and lessons learnt, the potential and pitfall of this technology and its fit to distributed decision making can be explored, thereby guiding further research in this area.

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Using the Internet to implement support for distributed decision making

Dennis

Quek

Pootheri

1996

Implementing Systems for Supporting Management Decisions

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TCBWorks: A Web-Groupware System for Telecooperation

Dennis¹,

Pootheri²,

Natarajan³

1997

Telekooperation in Unternehmen

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Groupware and the Internet: charting a new world

Dennis

Wheeler

Proceedings of the Thirtieth Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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This paper contrasts web-based groupware with other forms of communication, such as e-mail, Iistservs, newsgroups, and proprietay con ferencing systems. We report the results of a study of more than IO0 organizations that have used web-groupware to better understand how they are using it, and what advantages and disadvantages they have experienced. We then use this data to develop a pamework for analping, organizing, and 'ffitting " groupware systems to organizational needs.

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Using the Internet to provide support for distributed interactions

Cited by 5 publications

References 4 publications

Using the Internet to implement support for distributed decision making

Using the Internet to implement support for distributed decision making

TCBWorks: A Web-Groupware System for Telecooperation

Groupware and the Internet: charting a new world

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