SIGMOD 1983: Databases for Business and Office Applications

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/sigmod/83office,
  editor    = {Eric D. Carlson},
  title     = {Databases for Business and Office Applications, Database Week,
               May 23-26, 1983, San Jose, Proceedings},
  publisher = {ACM},
  year      = {1983},
  isbn      = {0-89791-105-9},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

• Title, Conference Committee, Table of Contents.
  

Overview

• Eric D. Carlson:
  An Overview of the Proceedings of the Business and Office Applications Section of the 1983 Database Week Conference. 1
  

Database Systems for Personal Computers and Office Workstations

• Brent Hailpern, Henry F. Korth:
  An Experimental Distributed Database System. 2-7
  
• Kenneth R. Day:
  Relational DBMS Development: An Incremental Approach. 8-14
  
• Dushan Z. Badal, R. Relue:
  Database Management Systems in Microworld - DBASE II & MDBS III. 15-24
  

Database Administration: I

• Jay-Louise Weldon:
  Database Administration I (Session Overview). 25
  
• Mark L. Gillenson:
  A Survey of Data Administration (abstract only). 26
  
• Kenmore S. Brathwaite:
  Resolution of Conflicts in Data Ownership and Sharing in a Corporate Environment. 27-35
  
• Marian Herman:
  A Data Base Design Methodology for an Integrated Data Base Environment. 36-51
  

Database Administration: II

• Jay-Louise Weldon:
  Database Administration II (Session Overview). 52
  
• Susan J. Canter:
  Database - The Application Implementation Decision. 53-69
  
• David W. Chilson, Michael E. Kudlac:
  Database Design: A Survey of Logical and Physical Design Techniques. 70-84
  
• Beverly K. Kahn, Eunice W. Lumsden:
  A User-Oriented Framework for Data Dictionary Systems. 85-94
  
• Clyde A. Laakso, Lawrence J. Shirley:
  Developing an Effective Data Dictionary Environment: A Theoretical Framework (abstract only). 95
  

Database Techniques and Models for the Office Environment

• Richard P. King, Henry F. Korth, Barry E. Willner:
  Design of a Document Filing and Retrieval Service. 96-101
  
• Wen-Te K. Lin, Daniel R. Ries, Barbara T. Blaustein, R. Mark Chilenskas:
  Office Procedures As a Distributed Database Application. 102-107
  
• Giampio Bracchi, Barbara Pernici:
  SOS: A Conceptual Model for Office Information Systems. 108-116
  
• Per-Åke Larson:
  A Method for Speeding Up Text Retrieval. 117-123
  

Database Support for Software Engineering

• Mohammed Olumi, Gio Wiederhold, Carl Hauser, Peter Lucas, James W. Mehl:
  Software Project Databases. 124-134
  
• Nick Roussopoulos, Stephen Kelley:
  A Relational Database to Support Graphical Design and Documentation. 135-149
  
• Michael V. Mannino, Benn R. Konsynski, Wolfgang Effelsberg:
  Requirements Specification in Global Schema Design. 150-157
  

Databases, Prolog, and Rule-Based Systems

• David H. D. Warren:
  Databases, Prolog, and Rule-Based Systems (Session Overview). 158
  
• Kamran Parsaye:
  Database Management, Knowledge Base Management, and Expert System Development in PROLOG. 159-178
  
• William T. Zaumen:
  Computer-Assisted Circuit Evaluation in PROLOG for VLSI. 179-183
  
• Fernando C. N. Pereira:
  Can Drawing Be Liberated From the Von Neumann Style? 184-190