5. WETICE 1996: Stanford, CA, USA

• Hussein M. Abdel-Wahab:
  Workshop on Distance Learning. 3
  
• Hussein M. Abdel-Wahab, Kurt Maly, Alaa Youssef, Emilia Stoica, C. Michael Overstreet, J. Christian Wild, Ajay K. Gupta:
  The software architecture and interprocess communications of IRI: an Internet-based interactive distance learning system. 4-9
  
• Rolf Oppliger, Andres Albanese:
  Distance education and on-line universities. 10-15
  
• Paul E. Keller, James D. Myers:
  The EMSL TeleViewer: a collaborative shared computer display. 16-20
  
• Michael V. Capps, Brian C. Ladd, P. David Stotts, Lars Nyland:
  Educational applications of multi-client synchronization through improved Web graph semantics. 21-26
  
• Elias N. Houstis, Anupam Joshi, Mikhail J. Atallah, Sanjiva Weerawarana, Ahmed K. Elmagarmid:
  Internet, education, and the Web. 27-33
  
• Hussein M. Abdel-Wahab:
  Working Group Report on Distance Learning. 34-38
  
• Sonia Sachs:
  Workshop on Electronic Notebooks. 39
  
• Jacek Gwizdka, Jim Louie, Mark S. Fox:
  EEN: a pen-based electronic notebook for unintrusive acquisition of engineering design knowledge. 40-46
  
• James D. Myers, Cedrus Fox-Dobbs, Justin Laird, Dai Le, Dan Reich, Thad Curtz:
  Electronic laboratory notebooks for collaborative research. 47-52
  
• Sonia R. Sachs, James Meyers:
  Working Group Report on Electronic Notebooks. 53-59
  
• Yahya Al-Salqan:
  Workshop on Enterprise Security. 60-61
  
• Germano Caronni, Hannes Lubich, Ashar Aziz, Tom Markson, Rich Skrenta:
  SKIP-securing the Internet. 62-67
  
• Zoran Milosevic, David B. Arnold, Luke O'Connor:
  Inter-enterprise contract architecture for open distributed systems: security requirements. 68-73
  
• Takeo Hamada, Takashige Hoshiai, Martin Yates:
  A perspective on TINA service security architecture. 74-79
  
• Nicholas Yialelis, Emil Lupu, Morris Sloman:
  Role-based security for distributed object systems. 80-85
  
• Robert E. Filman, Ted Linden:
  Communicating security agents. 86-91
  
• Joseph G. Maley:
  Enterprise security infrastructure. 92-99
  
• Vijay Varadharajan:
  Design of enterprise-wide secure networked system. 100-105
  
• Kurt Maly, Ajay K. Gupta, Bjorn Kvande, Irwin B. Levinstein, Ravi Mukkamala, S. Nanjangud, Margrethe H. Olson, Roy Whitney, Rita Chambers:
  A privilege management and enforcement system for distributed resource sharing. 106-111
  
• Vesna Hassler, N. Lutz, Reinhard Posch:
  Privacy-enhanced desktop meeting system. 112-117
  
• Douglas J. Landoll, Jeffrey R. Williams:
  An enterprise assurance framework. 118-124
  
• Morris Sloman, Kurt Maly:
  Working Group Report on Application Security. 125-128
  
• W. Douglas Maughan:
  Working Group Report on Internet/Intranet Security. 129-132
  
• Frank Maurer:
  Workshop on Project Coordination. 133
  
• Mihai Barbuceanu, Mark S. Fox:
  Coordinating multiple agents in the supply chain. 134-141
  
• Cornelia Boldyreff, Julian Newman, Jorma Taramaa:
  Managing process improvement in virtual software corporations. 142-147
  
• Frances M. T. Brazier, Catholijn M. Jonker, Jan Treur:
  Modelling project coordination in a multi-agent framework. 148-155
  
• John Callahan, Sudhaka Ramakrishnan:
  Software project management and measurement on the World-Wide-Web (WWW). 156-161
  
• K. J. Cleetus, Gheorghe C. Cascaval, K. Matsuzaki:
  PACT-a software package to manage projects and coordinate people. 162-169
  
• Barbara Dellen, Frank Maurer:
  Integrating planning and execution in software development processe. 170-176
  
• Sigrid Goldmann:
  Procura: a project management model of concurrent planning and design. 177-183
  
• Lokesh Gupta, John F. Chionglo, Mark S. Fox:
  A constraint-based model of coordination in concurrent design projects. 184-190
  
• Frank Maurer:
  Project coordination in design processes. 191-199
  
• Frank Maurer:
  Working Group Report on Computer Support in Project Coordination. 200-206
  
• Kenji Takahashi:
  Workshop on Requirements Engineering. 207
  
• Neil A. M. Maiden, B. P. Bright:
  Recurrent communication patterns in requirements engineering meetings. 208-213
  
• G. Osguthorpe, B. Steele, A. Houldcroft:
  A method for developing CSCW systems. 214-219
  
• P. C. Muller, R. de Poorter, J. De Jong, J. M. L. van Engelen:
  Using the Internet as a communication infrastructure for lead user involvement in the new product development process. 220-225
  
• Soeli T. Fiorini, Julio Cesar Sampaio do Prado Leite, T. Diana L. v. A. de Macedo-Soares:
  Integrating business processes with requirements elicitation. 226-231
  
• Steve M. Easterbrook, John R. Callahan:
  Independent validation of specifications: a coordination headache. 232-237
  
• Annie I. Antón, Eugene Liang, Roy Rodenstein:
  A Web-based requirements analysis tool. 238-244
  
• Colin Potts:
  Working Group Report on Requirements Engineering In and For Networked Enterprises. 245-248
  
• Mary Lou Maher:
  Workshop on Shared Design and Prototyping Environments. 249
  
• K. J. Cleetus, George S. Almasi:
  GDS-a group decision system for teams. 250-255
  
• Christopher Landauer, Kirstie L. Bellman:
  Collaborative system engineering and integration environments. 256-261
  
• James W. Duff, James M. Purtilo, Michael V. Capps, P. David Stotts:
  Software engineering of distributed simulation environments. 262-267
  
• Mary Lou Maher, Anna Cicognani, Simeon J. Simoff:
  An experimental study of computer mediated collaborative design. 268-273
  
• Uwe Jasnoch, Brian Anderson, Hans Joseph:
  Shared 3D environments within a virtual prototyping environment. 274-280
  
• Wolfram Conen:
  Workshop on Web Infrastructure for Collaborative Applications. 284-285
  
• Timothy Niesen, Barry Hantman, Richard Bolander, Paul Chiasson:
  Raytheon's use of the Web for engineering . 286-291
  
• V. Jagannathan, George S. Almasi, Anca Suvaiala:
  Collaborative infrastructures using the WWW and CORBA-based environments. 292-297
  
• Jim McGovern, Emarson Victoria:
  Concurrency control requirements for the collaborative development of decision models. 298-303
  
• Wolfgang Appelt, Uwe Busbach:
  The BSCW system: a WWW-based application to support cooperation of distributed groups. 304-309
  
• Wolfram Conen, Gustaf Neumann:
  Prerequisites for collaborative problem solving. 310-315
  
• Matthew Fuchs:
  Let's talk: extending the Web to support collaboration. 316-321
  
• Paolo Ciancarini, Davide Rossi, Fabio Vitali, Andreas Knoche, Robert Tolksdorf:
  Coordination technology for the WWW. 322-327
  
• Martin Bichler, Stefan Nusser:
  Modular design of complex Web-applications with W3DT. 328-333
  
• Robert Muhlbacher, Gustaf Neumann:
  Towards a framework for collaborative software development of business application systems. 334-340
  
• Working Group Report on Web Infrastructure for Collaborative Applications. 341-346