Paper Info
Title
A SHAREd Web to support design teams
Abstract
The SHARE project is a joint effort by Stanford University's Center for Design Research and Enterprise Integration Technologies to develop and deploy an Internet-based open environment for collaborative design in mechatronics. Using SHARE technology, design engineers create and access information in the SHAREd Web-a hypermedia web of designs, documentation, and engineering information. SHAREd Web allows users to work locally or in a distributed fashion, using a variety of platforms, including Macintoshes, PCs, and Unix workstations. SHAREd Web capabilities include authoring of design documents, querying design databases and searching online documentation, all in an integrated, easy-to-access manner. SHAREd Web is in use by design students, researchers and faculty at Stanford University
Year
DOI
Venue
1994
10.1109/ENABL.1994.330512
Morgantown, WV
Keywords
Field
DocType
design aids,design engineering,engineering computing,groupware,hypermedia,internetworking,mechatronics,microcomputer applications,open systems,Apple Macintosh,Enterprise Integration Technologies,HyperMail,IBM PC,Internet-based open environment,SHARE project,SHAREd Web,Stanford University Center for Design Research,TCP/IP,Unix workstations,World Wide Web,collaborative design,design database querying,design document authoring,design teams,distributed working,documentation,engineering information,hypermedia,mechatronics,multicast backbone,online documentation searching
Web development,Web design,World Wide Web,Design education,Computer science,Web modeling,Design research,Web navigation,Documentation,Service-oriented architecture,Distributed computing
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
5
1.45
4
Authors
3
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Vipin Kumar111560934.35
Glicksman, J.261.97
Kramer, G.A.361.83