...John R. Goodall; Wayne G. Lutters; Anita Komlodi Purpose The paper seeks to provide a foundational understanding of the socio‐technical system that is computer network intrusion detection, including the nature of the knowledge work, situated expertise, and processes of learning as supported...

... section, we provide some background information on the two companies. © MCB UP Limited 2000 Internet Electronic data interchange Computer networks A large array of literature has focused on the strategic use of information technology. In particular, the notion of using information...

... with Internet users. © MCB UP Limited 1994 Australia Computer networks Data communications Databases Information retrieval Internet Librarians Computer‐based networks that support electronic mail, electronic conferencing and remote electronic access to documents, files and databases...

... Computer modelling Computer networks Co‐operative processing United Kingdom First, the CSCW network project manager saw Timbuktu as an application with which he could deliver remote training or assist with troubleshooting the problems of other users on the network. If a difficulty arose, Dan...

... Limited 1989 Computer networks Expert systems Information technology Research Telecommunications Office: Technology and People, 5:3 (1989) 169-180 Elsevier Science Publishers Ltd, England Printed in the United Kingdom 169 Introduction of advanced software technologies into network...

... be applied to network management tasks. © MCB UP Limited 1989 Computer graphics Computer networks Information technology Research Telecommunications Office: Technology and People, 5:3 (1989) 181-198 Elsevier Science Publishers Ltd, England Printed in the United Kingdom 181 Network...

... being developed (1989) by Pacific Bell. Describes NETREX, a prototype real‐time system, aimed at automatically maintaining Pacific Bell′s internal data networks. Concentrates on an application for solving problems with travel tickets in real time. © MCB UP Limited 1989 Computer networks...

... is the elimination of the need of a keyboard: no longer does the user have to hunt along the keyboard searching for the proper keys to hit. The second is the elimination of the need to be near the computer or terminal. The computer resources are as near as your telephone. © MCB UP Limited 1989 Computer...

... – such as effectiveness, communication flow and the use of extant media. Discusses lessons learned. Offers further areas of potential research. © MCB UP Limited 1989 Computer networks Information technology Research Sociotechnics Teamwork Office: Technology and People, 5:2 (1989) 141-161 Elsevier...