The pitfalls of portability . . or . . why more is not better
Kelsey Wheatley, W.A. Flexner
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Kelsey Wheatley, W.A. Flexner
Abstract
The use of computer technology to assist in the meeting environment is increasing. As this technology becomes more compact, it opens the door to increased portability. The paper reports on what has been learned about 'portability' in 6 years' experience developing, marketing and supporting a portable group decision support system called OptionFinder.>
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The use of computer technology to assist in the meeting environment is increasing. As this technology becomes more compact, it opens the door to increased portability. The paper reports on what has been learned about 'portability' in 6 years' experience developing, marketing and supporting a portable group decision support system called OptionFinder.>
Key concepts: Software portability, Computer science, World Wide Web, Software engineering, Human–computer interaction, Multimedia, Operating system