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- Relations between CSCW and software process research: a position statementPrasun Dewan, B. Krishnamurthy. 34-36
- Communication support in a process-centered software engineering environmentVolker Gruhn. 37-41
- Cooperation patterns in PSEEsWilhelm Schäfer, Stefan Wolf 0002. 42-43
- Human interaction suppport in HP SynerVision for SoftBenchJ. R. Diamant. 44-46
- Data collection in a process-sensitive software engineering environmentP. Giese, Barbara Hoisl, Christopher M. Lott, H. Dieter Rombach. 47-49
- Coupled vs. decoupled user interaction environments in PSEEsSergio Bandinelli, Elisabetta Di Nitto, Alfonso Fuggetta, Luigi Lavazza. 50-52
- The process in the tool syndrome : is it becoming worse?Carlo Montangero. 53-56
- OPT: organization and process togetherCarolyn B. Seaman, Victor R. Basili. 57-59
- Formalizing humans in software processesAtaru T. Nakagawa, Kokichi Futatsugi. 60-61
- Meta-integration for process integrated CASE environmentsTsuneo Ajisaka. 62-66
- The software process from the developer s perspective: a case study on improving process usabilityKathleen Culver-Lozo. 67-69
- Separating process model enactment from process execution in ProvenceNaser S. Barghouti. 70-73
- Using process descriptions as templates of communication flowHajimu Iida, Katsuro Inoue, Koji Torii. 74-77
- Human-executed operations in the teamware process programming systemP. S. Young, Richard N. Taylor. 78-81
- Humans and process frameworks: some critical process elementsBarry W. Boehm, Prasanta K. Bose. 82-84
- Process models as multi-reader collaborative hyperdocumentsP. David Stotts, Richard Furuta. 85-89
- The need for a cooperative model: the adele/tempo experienceNoureddine Belkhatir, Walcélio L. Melo. 90-92
- By the way, has anyone studied any real programmers yet?Lawrence G. Votta. 93-95
- Combining control and data integration in the SPADE-1 process-centered software engineering environmentSergio Bandinelli, Alfonso Fuggetta, Luigi Lavazza, Gian Pietro Picco. 96-99
- Process, space, & software development suppportSimon M. Kaplan, Celsina Bignoli, William J. Tolone. 100-103
- Process feedback and learningWatts S. Humphrey. 104-106
- Toward collaborative software processesJ. E. Arnold. 107-109
- Process-centered environments: support for human-environment interaction and environment-mediated human cooperationIlham Alloui, Selma Arbaoui, Flávio Oquendo. 110-113
- Integrating groupware and process technologies in the Oz environmentIsrael Ben-Shaul, George T. Heineman, Steven S. Popovich, Peter D. Skopp, Andrew Z. Tong, Giuseppe Valetto. 114-116
- Personal progress functions in the software processKhalid Sherdil, Nazim H. Madhavji. 117-121
- An argument for the elimination of rolesDennis Heimbigner, Leon J. Osterweil. 122-123
- Decision oriented process modellingKlaus Pohl, Ralf Dömges, Matthias Jarke. 124-128
- An alternative to software process languagesLeon J. Osterweil, Dennis Heimbigner. 129-131
- Process definition formalism maturity levelsRobert Balzer. 132-133
- Evolution, feedback and software technologyM. M. Lehman. 134-137
- Issues in process architectureDewayne E. Perry. 138-140
- Life-cycle (sub) process scenarioManuel H. Penedo. 141-143
- Lowering the entry barrier and raising the cofidence in large process modelsJonathan E. Cook, Alexander L. Wolf. 144-147