DEPARTMENT: Editorial pointers
Diane Crawford
Page 5
DEPARTMENT: News track
CACM Staff
Pages 9-10
DEPARTMENT: Forum
Diane Crawford
Pages 11-13
COLUMN: Staying connected
Tracking the circuitous tradeoffs of potential consumer benefit versus marketer intrusiveness.
Meg McGinity
Pages 15-18
COLUMN: The business of software
Corporate executives are realizing that not only is managing software important, it is the essence of what they do.
Phillip Armour
Pages 19-22
CACM Staff
Pages 23-29
SPECIAL ISSUE: Multimodal interfaces that flex, adapt, and persist
Sharon Oviatt, Trevor Darrell, Myron Flickner
Pages 30-33
The latest research indicates using a combination of biometric avenues for human identification is more effective, and far more challenging.
Anil K. Jain, Arun Ross
Pages 34-40
Designing effective digital systems in safety-critical arenas takes interfaces inspired by, or included in, the physical world.
Philip R. Cohen, David R. McGee
Pages 41-46
Roberto Pieraccini, Krishna Dayanidhi, Jonathan Bloom, Jean-Gui Dahan, Michael Phillips, Bryan R. Goodman, K. Venkatesh Prasad
Pages 47-49
Commonalities help answer many context-aware questions that arise in human-computer interaction.
Harriet J. Nock, Giridharan Iyengar, Chalapathy Neti
Pages 51-56
Leah M. Reeves, Jennifer Lai, James A. Larson, Sharon Oviatt, T. S. Balaji, Stéphanie Buisine, Penny Collings, Phil Cohen, Ben Kraal, Jean-Claude Martin, Michael McTear, TV Raman, Kay M. Stanney, Hui Su, Qian Ying Wang
Pages 57-59
There are still obstacles to achieving general, robust, high-performance computer vision systems. The last decade, however, has seen significant progress in vision technologies for human-computer interaction.
Matthew Turk
Pages 60-67
Although progress has been impressive, there are still several hurdles that speech recognition technology must clear before ubiquitous adoption can be realized. R&D in spontaneous and free-flowing speech style is critical to …
Li Deng, Xuedong Huang
Pages 69-75
Conflict between software testers and developers is inevitable, but mindful managers minimize its effect on development projects through communication, mutual respect, even social interaction.
Cynthia F. Cohen, Stanley J. Birkin, Monica J. Garfield, Harold W. Webb
Pages 76-81
How to identify, hire, and keep prized IT professionals with the skills companies need most to compete in uncertain technological and business times.
Albert B. Schwarzkopf, Roberto J. Mejias, `Jon (Sean) Jasperson, Carol S. Saunders, Hermann Gruenwald
Pages 83-88
Seeking to realize the potential of a reemergent communications capability.
B. Craig Cumberland, Joseph S. Valacich, Leonard M. Jessup
Pages 89-92
Return to the historical ARPANET and NSFNET model to support simultaneous application, computational, middleware, storage, and network research on the same experimental infrastructure.
Robert J. Aiken, Javad Boroumand, Stephen Wolff
Pages 93-98
Comparing differences and similarities in programming language usage according to programmer gender.
Ronald Dattero, Stuart D. Galup
Pages 99-102
Determining why the roots of the disparity in national piracy levels lie beyond economics.
Seung Kyoon Shin, Ram D. Gopal, G. Lawrence Sanders, Andrew B. Whinston
Pages 103-107
Health Web sites are employ a medley of trust-building approaches. But does a definitive formula exist for winning consumer trust?
Wenhong Luo, Mohammad Najdawi
Pages 108-113
COLUMN: Inside risks
Marcus J. Ranum
Page 144