Designing organizational interfaces

Designing Improvisational Interfaces

This paper examines the possibilities for creative interaction with computers, in particular modes of interaction based on improvisation and spontaneous creative discovery. We consider research findings from studies in psychology that investigate how humans improvise together to see what could be useful in helping us to design systems that provide new kinds of interactive opportunities. We draw...

Designing Flexible User Interfaces

A. D’Atri and D. Saccà (eds.), Information Systems: People, Organizations, Institutions, and Technologies, DOI 10.1007/978-3-7908-2148-2_62, © Springer Physica-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 20 0 Abstract In the design of computer systems, human diversity and their specific needs have been neglected in the past, possibly because engineers were developing products for end users who were very much like...

Designing Scalable Biological Interfaces

Designing Scalable Biological Interfaces

Designing Interfaces to Analyze Composition

Component-based design is widely used in embedded software design, where a new component can be generated by composing existing components. However a composition does not always generate a valid component. We define a composition to be valid with respect to a property if the composition preserves that property under certain context. In order to reason about whether a composition is valid, we ne...