DMI87@POLY-EAST-LONDON.AC.UK (11/14/90)
Message from DMI87 at POLY-EAST-LONDON on 14/11/90 at 13:50:28 Date: Wed, 14 Nov 90 13:52:45 From: DMI87 @ POLY-EAST-LONDON To: if Subject: 42. groupware (Forwarded by DMI87 at POLY-EAST-LONDON Wed, 14 Nov 90 13:53:25) what is the future of GROUP-WARE. does anyone have any examples dave ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ dsm@uk.ac.pel dsm%pel.ac.uk@[find a relay to the uk] Independent study- a way of life . 42
reg@lti2.UUCP (Rick Genter x18) (11/15/90)
Though I have never seen it or a manual on it, I understand that Lotus Notes is a true groupware application. In some sense, however, so is Usenet news. - reg
ST702537@BROWNVM.BROWN.EDU (Josh Hendrix) (11/16/90)
>what is the future of GROUP-WARE. >does anyone have any examples How about the Borg from Star Trek:TNG? Now that's groupware! :-) Josh
99681084@ucs.uwplatt.edu (11/19/90)
In article <9011151323.AA25781@lti2.lti.uucp>, reg@lti2.UUCP (Rick Genter x18) writes: > Though I have never seen it or a manual on it, I understand that Lotus > Notes is a true groupware application. In some sense, however, so is > Usenet news. > - reg Just today I read a good article on Hyperware and Groupware in Discover Magazine. (oh wow, I actually read a 'printed' magazine!)