Incorporating Work, ProcessAnd Task Analysis Into CommercialAnd Industrial Object-Oriented Systems Development A CHI 98 Workshop John Artim, Mark van Harmelen, Keith Butler, Jan Gulliksen, Austin Henderson, Srdjan Kovacevic, Shijian Lu, Scott Overmyer, Ray Reaux, Dave Roberts, Jean-Claude Tarby and Keith Vander Linden Abstract In this paper, we report on the results of the CHI98 workshop on task, process and work analysis coupled with object modeling. This workshop was aJ~llow-up to a CHI97 workshop of the same topic. This year} workshop took as its starting point the summary paper and j~amework created in last year} workshop. The goal of this year} workshop was to bridge the conceptual gulf between current H C I practice and current devdopment practice. The result of this workshop is a proposed set of extensions to UML, a key standard in the object-oriented development communily. Keyw0rds Task Analysis, Process Analysis, Object Modeling, Use Case Modeling, User Interface Design, U M L interface and system development work. The highlights of this framework include the following points: The users of a system under design work in a world of existing tasks and referents. The various participants in the design process make use of one or more descriptions
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