ACM Interactions

Authors:
Marisa Campbell

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Workshop: Coping with Complexity Sharing New Approaches for the Design of Human-Computer Systems in Complex Settings University of Bath September 16-17, 2004 The use of interactive information and communication technologies is now thoroughly ingrained in society, but the complexity of their role is constantly changing and deepening. The complexity of the interplay between such technologies, people, and society needs to be better understood to give design a better foundation. Capability to support settings such as collaborative work, mobile work, knowledge-sharing communities, as well as the operation of dynamic, high-consequence, and safety-critical systems, requires new approaches. Equipping computer systems with…

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