Titlebook: Information Systems in the WWW Environment; Colette Rolland,Yu Chen,MeiQi Fang Book 1998 IFIP International Federation for Information Pro

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Designing a multimedia application for the WWW: The Multimedia Broker experience demonstrators and prototypes were used to capture requirements as well as interviews and questionnaires. This paper reports our experience of requirements gathering, design and evaluation activities on the project. Lessons learned and re-usable requirements for web based applications are reported.

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Book 1998 IS, focusing on suchtopics as the impact of WWW on organization structures andstrategies; techniques for developing new information services,information systems based on multimedia and hypermedia; informationfiltering, mobile information systems; Intranet applications;security of information systems; and other related areas.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-35347-0Internet; Intranet; WWW; information system; organization

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Information Systems in the WWW Environment978-0-387-35347-0Series ISSN 1868-4238 Series E-ISSN 1868-422X

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Inter-enterprise collaborative design and manufacturing via WWW/Internethronous collaboration for collaborative design and manufacturing. Then, a tool set for collaborative design and manufacturing by means of audio/video multimedia facilities is conceived and a case study is given.

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Ensuring information quality in a very large Web-based Information Networknce of the information that will be provided to the users and, (ii) the quality of information actually delivered..The above issues are particularly critical for complex organisations, working in complex domains (i.e., composed of a great number of different application domains), with a large number

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BASE — Fundamentals of Web System Designincreasingly more popular way of doing business. Different ways of segmenting the Internet population have been developed for commercial and academic reasons. This paper explains our motivation for developing Opaque Web User Segmentation (OWUS), which is part of a larger system we have called BASE —