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HICSS 1995 Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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1995
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Coordination breakdowns: why groupware is so difficult to design

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The complexity of group interaction means that there will be many uncertainties in the requirements for software support tools. Many existing software systems rely on the adaptabi...

Steve M. Easterbrook

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