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Ubiquity symposium: The science in computer science: opening statement
Minimizing the digitial divide and the inter-generation gap
An Interview with Richard A. Demillo
An Interview with Michael Schrage
Why the heck does higher ED need chief information/technology officers?
An Interview with Frans Johansson: The Medici Effect
Honesty is the best policy - Part 2: an interview with Rick Hayes-Roth
Frameworks to execute offshored projects
Reader comments
The Science of Computer Science: Closing Statement: The Science of Computer Science (Ubiquity Symposium)
Fast-tracking foreign languages: how to meet the linguistic challenges of working abroad
Technology footnotes: international time line
Economies and diseconomies of scale in the information society
P2P networks are inherently unstable
Question time: global village or global police station?
Time for industry to support academic INFOSEC
Why are you stealing that software: piracy in South East Asia
Viruses and worms: more than a technical problem
A Farewell Message from Ubiquity Editor-in-Chief
Review of 'Ubuntu Linux for non-geeks: A pain-free, project-based, get-things-done guidebook, ' by Rickford Grant, No Starch Press, 2006
Funny Headlines: Laugh at Your Peril
Tomorrow's news
Acquiring digital wealth - the underlying cultural principles
An interview with the CEO of PLATO learning
An Interview with F-H Hsu: Chess, China, and Education
Are you ready for multi-multi-core systems?
Caught them, but how to hold them?
Web ontology language (OWL) and semantic web
An Interview with Peter Denning on the great principles of computing
Talking with Ben Chi of NYSERNet
Fog Computing Distributing Data and Intelligence for Resiliency and Scale Necessary for IoT: The Internet of Things (Ubiquity symposium)
Stand up for human resources
Smart phones: A tutorial
An Interview with Stephen Cobb
An Interview with Prof. Andreas Zeller: Mining your way to software reliability
Reader comments: putting pretentious pontificators on notice
Reflections on challenges to the goal of invisible computing
The Visions of Technics
The future and its enemies (book excerpts)
You should use both sides of your brain, right?
Technology and Degree Inflation
The messenger project
Ubiquity symposium: Evolutionary computation and the processes of life: evolutionary computation and evolutionary game theory: expecting the unexpected
Ubiquity symposium 'What is computation?': Computation and Fundamental Physics
The elusive promise of AI: a second look
How not to be overwhelmed by obvious advice
Nowhere to hide
Out sourcing-off shoring: how will you derive the value?
Ergonomic soft mouse and armrest mouse pad
Big Data and the Attention Economy: Big Data (Ubiquity symposium)
The cucumber season: reflections on the nature of information when there isn't any
The social life of information (book excerpt)
Time to get serious about the paperless office
Staffing the data center
Rethinking Randomness: An interview with Jeff Buzen, Part II
A low-cost correction algorithm for transient data errors
Computer-aided thematic analysis: useful technique for analyzing non-quantitative data
What is software engineering?
How to Rapidly Improve Speaking Skills
As a man grows older
How Crafty Word Order Can Instantly Improve Your Writing
Workings of science: Is science limited to the sciences?
When saying the wrong thing doesn't really matter
The death of the art of writing: myth or reality?
Economic recognition of innovation
Putting it all together with Robert Kahn
Roger Brent and the alpha project
COVID-19 and computation for policy
Ubiquity symposium: Evolutionary computation and the processes of life: Darwinian software engineering: the short term, the middle ground, and the long haul
Interview with Mark Guzdial, Georgia Institute of Technology: computing as creation
An interview with Pamela Wisniewski: making the online world safer for our youth
The perils of the extrapolated technologist, or, the advantages of a contrarian career investment strategy
Four short reviews of current software engineering books of interest
First write like you speak, then write like you write
Evolutionary biclustering of gene expressions
S. Joy mountford on interface design
It is not what you do, it is whom you do it with
Ubiquity symposium 'What is computation?': Opening statement
May we have your attention, please?
A conversation with Tempestt Neal: continuous authentication methods for mobile platforms
Science, Reason, and Robots
Technology based outsourcing K-12 mathematics and science teaching
Esther Dyson ... In focus
Optimizing bandwidth
Four Short Reviews of Current Software Engineering Books of Interest
Talking with security expert M. E. Kabay
Transcending from Virtual Reality into Tele-Immersive Technologies and Applications: A Perspective
Shaping web usability: interaction design in context
Perspectives on privacy in Campus IT
Organizations and technology: an interview with Paul Duguid
Port wars
An Interview with Randy Pausch: Immersed in the Future: On the Future of Education
A conversation with Kashyap Tumkur: the promise and challenges of precision medicine
The aeffability of knowledge management
Airport security lessons
The MOOC and the Genre Moment: MOOCs and technology to advance learning and learning research (Ubiquity symposium)
A few ideas from Stan M. Davis
Ubiquity symposium: What have we said about computation?: closing statement
The end of ICE is near - or not?
Evolution and Disruption in Network Processing for the Internet of Things: The Internet of Things (Ubiquity symposium)
Changing the Game: Dr. Dave Schrader on sports analytics
The new computing
GUI bloopers (book excerpt): don't's and do's for software developers and Web designers
Ubiquity symposium: Evolutionary computation and the processes of life: some computational aspects of essential properties of evolution and life
Your (un)reasonable expectations for privacy
WWW: service provider
Will machines ever think like humans?
Thoughteracy for All
Serial port data communication using MODBUS protocol
Triple layer data security
Corporate renewal engines
Active voice, active writing
Writing secure programs: an interview with Steve Lipner
Is M.I.T giving away the store?
What can a bumbling, inarticulate Los Angeles cop teach us about effective communication?
How to do a naked presentation
Long Live the .250 Hitter
AI for Environmental Intelligence in the Digital Economy
Children of the information age: a reversal of roles
Technology transfer and modernization: what can philosophers of technology contribute?
The ultimate technology
Crying Klez: maybe the sky IS falling
Machine learning and computational design
Kite: resolution of programming and data distinction
Workings of science: Trust in science and mathematics
Mosquito attack optimization
Presidential politics and internet issues in the 2000 election
Application semantic driven assertions toward fault tolerant computing
A conversation with Xiaokui Shu: the pursuit of speed in cybersecurity
Software implemented fault tolerance: The ESVP approach
Building community for the new information technology professional: an interview with John White
Digital technology and its impact on black genealogical research
Ramping up the Internet
A Conversation with Daniel Russo: The future of work for software developers
The privacy paradox
Ubiquity symposium: Evolutionary computation and the processes of life: on the role of evolutionary models in computing
Software fault tolerance through run-time fault detection
What's in a name? Ask yahoo!
Can MOOCs Help Reduce College Tuition?: MOOCs and technology to advance learning and learning research (Ubiquity symposium)
Why putting yourself in the mind of your reader is easier - and more challenging - than you might have imagined
An Interview with William P. Dunk: On Collaboration
The elusive promise of AI
Speaking and Writing: Essentially the Same and Importantly Different
How to write a corporate image brochure people will truly want to read
Computers versus Humanity: Do we compete?: The technological singularity (Ubiquity symposium)
What IT labor shortage?: redefining the IT in 'IT professional'
Critical Theory: Ideology Critique and the Myths of E-Learning
Making Effective Use of Multicore Systems A software perspective: The multicore transformation (Ubiquity symposium)
Electronic signatures and the new economy
Falling water, crashing windows: making computers more school friendly
The case for open source software in the library market
Creativity and common sense in writing and speaking
A low-cost testing for transient faults
Making sense of nonsense: writing advice from Lewis Carroll and the Jabberwocky
Personal technology architecture
Automated bug fixing: an interview with Westley Weimer, Department of Computer Science, University of Virginia and Martin Monperrus, University of Lille and INRIA, Lille, France
'Innovation DNA': what are you good at?
Richard Field on Technology and Commerce
Beyond numbers
Promoting the possible
Norwich university graduate portal: establishing community for online students
New technique for fixing an Ethernet IPv6 address using the fedoracore operating system
Why features don't matter anymore: the new laws of digital technology
Review of 'The Elephant and the Flea: Reflections of a Reluctant Capitalist, ' by Charles Handy, Harvard Business School Press, 2001
Intel's inside track
Squeeze it in or spread it out?
Big Data for Social Science Research: Big Data (Ubiquity symposium)
Artificial Intelligence: Generative AI
Mastering a master's degree: and your professional career
The answer is out there
At the crossroads of technology and policy
Corporate leadership in a volatile networked world
Collective education
Ubiquity symposium: Evolutionary computation and the processes of life: life lessons taught by simulated evolution
My Problem with Design
How to effectively use body language
Just right: rethinking the how and why of technology instruction
Review of 'Highly parallel computations: Algorithms and applications, ' by M.P. Bekakos
A new interview with Michael Schrage
Understanding software testing concepts
Do you know what's in your project portfolio?
Mark Stefik on invention and innovation
Unchained value: the new logic of digital business
The unique unicode
Ubiquity interview with Neumont's Graham Doxey
The S-curves of sinks, and technology
The humane interface (book excerpt)
21st Century Information Technology Revolution
Arbitration clauses in online agreements
The new challenges of E-learning
The Importance of Cross-layer Considerations in a Standardized WSN Protocol Stack Aiming for IoT: The Internet of Things (Ubiquity symposium)
An interview with Melanie Mitchell: On complexity
Interview with Cherri M. Pancake on Usability Engineering
The ERMES approach to software evaluation
Students tackle the routing problem for in-traffic emissions tests
Curricular Technology Transfer for the 21st Century: MOOCs and technology to advance learning and learning research (Ubiquity symposium)
Why clear communication means aiming for the lowest common denominator - and then some
If You Write It Better, You Will Say It Better
A Case for Interoperable IoT Sensor Data and Meta-data Formats: The Internet of Things (Ubiquity symposium)
On the road to nirvana
Ubiquity symposium: Natural Computation
Mailbag
The Law, the Computer, and the Mind: An interview with Roy Freed
The Extraordinary Power of Hot Spots
The road to encryption: smart card ID: But can it remember my passwords?
Software implemented fault tolerance through data error recovery
An Interview with Benjamin Kuipers: Making sense of common sense knowledge
The mathematics of persuasive communication
Software-based computing security and fault tolerance
Developing an Open Source 'Big Data' Cognitive Computing Platform: Big Data (Ubiquity symposium)
The technology is the message
Lessons in life from the Net: Chatting with Vint Cerf
Is Design the Preeminent Protagonist in User Experience?
Beyond the conventional techniques of software fault tolerance
Publish and perish: why the current publication and review model is killing research and wasting your money
The elements of style: a critical look at a venerable friend
Database nation (book excerpts)
A Conversation with Behnaz Arzani: Shaping the future of network management
Microprocessor relay for protection of electrical systems
Technology benefiting humanity
The Multicore Transformation Opening Statement: The multicore transformation (Ubiquity symposium)
Unleashing Web 2.0: From concepts to creativity
The civilization of illiteracy
Thoughts on the Nature of the Virtual
Situated design and universal maintenance: a software evolution pattern inspired by the free/libre open source software development
Review of Activity-Centered Design
Ubiquity symposium: Is the Symposium Question Harmful?: Consideration of the Question 'What is Computation?' Considered Harmful
A Conversation with Ken Holstein: Fostering human-AI complementarity
Managing information supply chains
A software fix towards fault-tolerant computing
Enabling Intentional Human Engagement with AI
Lost and Found in Translation
Microsoft's Hong-Jiang Zhang: the process of product innovation
An Interview with Leonard Kleinrock on nomadic computing
The glorious promise of the post-truth world
An interview with Richard John: the politics of network evolution
How to get the most from your word processor
Architecting durable things
Human Enhancement-The way ahead: The technological singularity (Ubiquity symposium)
On writing in a graduate program
Talking Nets (book excerpts): an oral history of neural networks
Controlling risk
Collective intelligence: include the disabled for success
Guide to the internet
W3C Plans for Developing Standards for Open Markets of Services for the IoT: The Internet of Things (Ubiquity symposium)
Developing operating procedures for projects involving multiple organizations using a linear responsibility chart
Digital capital: harnessing the power of business Webs
Genesis of an anthill: wireless technology and self-organizing systems
Question time: organizational shake-ups
Edging Toward the Semantic Web: Protocols, Curation, and Seeds
Internet Programmable IoT: On the role of APIs in IoT: The Internet of Things (Ubiquity symposium)
The development of a case study methodology in the information technology (IT) field: a step by step approach
Use of genetic algorithms for Indian music mixing
The social aspects neglected in e-commerce
A Conversation with Shaimaa Lazem: toward inclusive design methodologies for technology
U-commerce: the ultimate
An Interview with Michael Schrage on Ubiquity
A whole new worldview
Discovery in the Internet of Things: The Internet of Things (Ubiquity symposium)
Credit for computer crashes?: creative solutions to usability problems can serve all users
A roadmap towards the convergence of business process management and service oriented architecture
Can Learning Languages Help You Better Understand Science and Technology?
Students implement the European Student Card
The LEGO Mindstorms NXT Idea Book: Design, Invent, and Build
Bringing resources to innovation
The Three Acid Tests of Persuasive Writing
Cellular number portability: really such a big deal?
ERP system replacement criteria
Heavy rotation
What is the story of the 21st century?
Michael Schrage on Innovation
Fundamental Writing Tips and Techniques
Digital resources in education
Attendre le suitcase..
Dot to dot-com: talking with Donna Hoffman
Ubiquity symposium: Evolutionary computation and the processes of life: opening statement
Common knowledge: an interview with Nancy Dixon
The Singularity and the State of the Art in Artificial Intelligence: The technological singularity (Ubiquity symposium)
Review of 'Einstein's Dreams': Book by Alan Lightman, Pantheon Books, Random House, NYC, NY, 1994
Cerf's up again!: a new ubiquity interview with Vint Cerf
A Conversation with Francis Enyi: Bridging the healthcare deficit via IVR
Predicting context aware computing performance
A model of democracy
Reader Comments: semantics aside, 'knowledge' can be managed
Sam Spam the flimflam man
Myths and realities of writing for the web
Fog index: is it really worth the trouble?
How verbal variety kills comprehension
Ubiquity symposium: The science in computer science: the computing sciences and STEM education
Notes on writing from writers of note
Fault tolerance in web services
The secrets of writing a truly useful executive summary
Laugh your way to persuasive communication
A grand role for IT
Understanding in the age of also: talking with Richard Saul Wurman
Rethinking Randomness: An interview with Jeff Buzen, Part I
Hermeneutics facing the
Literacy in the cyber age
Reflections on the user centered design (UCD) perspective in research on wireless applications
If you write it better, you will say it better
Inside PARC
Workings of science: Debunked software theories
Review of "What is web design?" by Nico Macdonald, Rotovision, August 2003
Workings of science: The paradoxical faces of science
AI re-emerging as research in complex systems
The neural approach to pattern recognition
From characters to web services: to internationalization is everywhere
Where have all the faculty gone?
The more things change, the more (and less) they stay the same
Multimedia and gender
Singularity: Ubiquity interviews Ray Kurzweil
Review of 'Digital signal processing: Using matlab and wavelets' by Michael Weeks, Infinity Science Press, 2006
Ken Robinson on Telecom Policy
Understanding dependable computing concepts
The non-autonomy of the virtual: philosophical reflections on contemporary virtuality
Is child internet access a questionable risk?
The End of (Numeric) Error: An interview with John L. Gustafson
The E2B machine translation: a new approach to HLT
Readers comments: knowledge management accelerates learning
The nature of engineering, the science of humanities, and Godel's theorem
MOOCs: Symptom, Not Cause of Disruption: MOOCs and technology to advance learning and learning research (Ubiquity symposium)
Taking software requirements creation from folklore to analysis
Book Review of XML, web services, and the date revolution
No boundaries for the journeys of the mind
Barriers to mentoring
Ubiquity symposium: Computation and Computational Thinking
Computing a landing spot on Mars: an interview with Victor Pankratius
Has the microsoft of today become the IBM of the late '80s?
The emergence of the post-digital media cloud
An Interview with Dr. Yi Pan of Georgia State University
Technology and Business Challenges of Big Data in the Digital Economy: Big Data (Ubiquity symposium)
Ubiquity symposium 'What is computation?': Computation is process
On Resilience of IoT Systems: The Internet of Things (Ubiquity symposium)
Some observations on mind map and ontology building tools for knowledge management
Slips of the tongue and what to do about them
Creative Writing and Expository Writing. Flip Sides of the Same Coin?
The reliability of GRE scores in predicting graduate school success: a meta-analytic, cross-functional, regressive, unilateral, post-kantian, hyper-empirical, quadruple blind, verbiage-intensive and hemorrhoid-inducing study
2004, The turning point
Educational mind shift
We, the Internet
Epistemologically multiple actor-centered systems: or, EMACS at work!
Ethical acts in robotics
The 7% rule revisited
Electronic scanning in space of the planar array of four patch antennas
Reader comments: PGP Signatures for Electronic Documents?
From global to metanational: how companies win in the knowledge economy
An interview with Jason Ernst: incentives of a decentralized networking infrastructure
Redefining the role of the library
What's New?: talking with inventor Bob Olodort
INDUS: A New Platform for Ubiquitous Computing
Computational design
Organizing and safeguarding information on disk
Limitations of MOOCs for Computing Education- Addressing our needs: MOOCs and technology to advance learning and learning research (Ubiquity symposium)
Software-Based Fault Tolerance: Concept Map-Based Learning
Airport Safety: A Case Study for Infrastructure Security
Risks in our information infrastructures
Code and composition
Mental Models: Aligning design strategy with human behavior
An interview with Lauren Maffeo: understanding the risks of machine learning bias
Five math courses to increase career options
The purpose of punctuation
Review of 'The cognitive dynamics of computer science: Cost effective large scale software development, ' by Szabolcs Michael de Gyurky, John Wiley & Sons, 2006
Newspapers and the new paradigm
Artificial Intelligence: Foundational Technologies of Artificial Intelligence
Running a virtual enterprise
How to avoid death by powerpoint: Steve Jobs' secret weapon
Business computing and the excitement of history
Whatever happened to cybernetics?
A conversation with Jesmin Jahan: overcoming the compute versus communication scalability wall
The software police vs. the CD lawyers
Where the algorithm meets the electronics
The information age and history: looking backward to see us
Question time: Napster
Business intelligence computing issues
A Concise Guide to the Major Internet Bodies
Human brain and neural network behavior: a comparison
An interview with David Alderson: in search of the real network science
Bringing technology to market
UCITA: coming to a statehouse near you
An Interview with Alan Lenton: On Games
Complexity in the interface Age: An Interview with Jeremy J. Shapiro
Common knowledge (book excerpt): how companies thrive by sharing what they know
An Interview with Don Tapscott: Memo to CEOs: Do your best, partner the rest
Talking with John Stuckey
Letter on ageism: thoughts on the supposed IT worker shortage
Science and the spectrum of belief: an interview with Leonard Ornstein
Artificial Intelligence: Introducing the ACM Ubiquity Symposium on Artificial Intelligence
An Interview with Espen Andersen: The economics of technology evolution
Review of "The mobile connection: The cell phone's impact on society" by Rich Ling, (The Morgan Kaufmann series in interactive technologies), Morgan Kaufman publishers, an imprint of Elsevier, San Francisco
An Interview with Peter Huber: Why 99.9 Percent Is Not Good Enough
Should English be declared the world's official common language?
Opening Statement: Will computers out-compete us all?: The technological singularity (Ubiquity symposium)
How many Americans does it take to change a light bulb?
The Attention economy
The future of internet security
Reader comments: the complete computer scientist
Digital Economy: Dark Innovations in the Digital Economy
An interview with Indrajit Roy: toward self-correcting systems
Review of 'On the Internet: Thinking in Action, ' by Hubert Dreyfus, Routledge Press, 2001
The Rise of Computational Biology: an interview with Prof. Thomas Lengauer
Complexity in the interface age
Knowledge mechanics and its temporal nature
Are you a technical guru or an enlightened friend?
The institutionalization of hacking practices
A conversation with Grace IbukunOluwa Ufeoshi: Preparing African youth for the future of work in the IT ecosystem
The new economy: are rules irrelevant?
Workings of science: AI in 2156: the science of intelligence
Internet of Things in Energy Efficiency: The Internet of Things (Ubiquity symposium)
Ubiquity symposium: The science in computer science: unplugging computer science to find the science
Why Over-explaining Is Underrated, and What to Do About It
Book excerpt: voice interaction design
The Power of Dispositions
Distance education: an oxymoron?
A conversation with Santiago Montesdeoca: how current 3-D computer animations are constraining individual creative expression
The New Ubiquity
Czerwinski on Vizualization
An Interview with Ramesh Jain: Refining the search engine
Review of "Bell labs: Life in the Crown Jewel" by Narain Gehani, Silicon Press
SC08 broader engagement offers mentoring and travel assistance grants
Freedom to think and speak
The three acid tests of persuasive writing
Automated Car Woes - Whoa There!
Making matters worse: what problem is ICANN trying to solve?
Talking with Terry Winograd
Why 99.9 percent is not good enough: an interview with Peter Huber
What Makes a Publisher Important?
AAAI: It's Time for Large-Scale Systems
Review of A Comprehensive Guide to AI and Expert Systems: Turbo Pascal Edition