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Executive workstations-information delivery for executives

Kevin Jones, Daniel M. King

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Abstract

The development of EWS (executive workstation) places certain requirements on the hardware and operating system of the computing engine and on the user software component of the system. The tools to accomplish these ends are examined. The authors' discussion covers: hardware/operating system requirements; windows, icons, menus and printing interface; multitasking/window environments; functional requirements; user/data access; user/interface; builder software requirements; and builder/system tools.>

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The development of EWS (executive workstation) places certain requirements on the hardware and operating system of the computing engine and on the user software component of the system. The tools to accomplish these ends are examined. The authors' discussion covers: hardware/operating system requirements; windows, icons, menus and printing interface; multitasking/window environments; functional requirements; user/data access; user/interface; builder software requirements; and builder/system tools.>

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The development of EWS (executive workstation) places certain requirements on the hardware and operating system of the computing engine and on the user software component of the system. The tools to accomplish these ends are examined. The authors' discussion covers: hardware/operating system requirements; windows, icons, menus and printing interface; multitasking/window environments; functional requirements; user/data access; user/interface; builder software requirements; and builder/system tools.>

Key concepts: Human multitasking, Workstation, Operating system, Computer science, User interface, Interface (matter), Window (computing), Software

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