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1. IWIPS 1999: Rochester, NY, USA
- Girish V. Prabhu, Elisa M. delGaldo:
Designing for Global Markets 1, IWIPS 1999, First International Workshop on Internationalisation of Products and Systems, Rochester, New York, USA, May 20-22, 1999. Backhouse Press 1999, ISBN 0-9656691-2-2 - D. Johnston:
Systems approach to globalization. IWIPS 1999: 13-14 - W. Bullock:
Product anxiety in the global village. IWIPS 1999: 15-24 - Donald L. Day:
Thinking differently, acting together: A treatise on technology acceptance in the era of internationalization. IWIPS 1999: 25-32 - Surya Vanka:
ColorTool: The cross cultural meanings of color. IWIPS 1999: 33-43 - Chien-Hsiung Chen:
Using color to facilitate the internationalization and localization of user interfaces. IWIPS 1999: 47-57 - Chaya Garg, Thomas A. Plocher:
The cross-cultural user interface initiative at Honeywell. IWIPS 1999: 59-67 - U. Sengupta, J. Liu:
Human-computer interface for industrial process operators in the coastal provinces of Mainland China. IWIPS 1999: 69-78 - Apala Lahiri Chavan:
A quick and dirty user profiling technique. IWIPS 1999: 79-93 - C. Modica, K. Fiedler:
Tips for successful international evaluation of localized user interfaces. IWIPS 1999: 97-106 - Pia Honold:
"Cross-cultural" or "intercultural" - some findings on international usability testing. IWIPS 1999: 107-112 - Paula Bourges-Waldegg, Luis Moreno, Teresa Rojano:
Internationalization and localization of educational software. IWIPS 1999: 113-122 - J. Carroll:
Using design rationale to manage culture-bound metaphors for international user interfaces. IWIPS 1999: 125-132 - Elke Duncker, Yin Leng Theng, Norliza Mohd-Nasir:
Authoring tools and cultural diversity. IWIPS 1999: 133-142 - Lynne Dunckley, Pat Hall, Andy Smith:
Software international architecture and user interface design. IWIPS 1999: 143-152 - Donald L. Day, Vanessa Evers:
Questionnaire development for multicultural samples. IWIPS 1999: 153-162 - Aaron Marcus:
Globalization and user-interface design for the Web. IWIPS 1999: 165-172 - Vanessa Evers, Agnes Kukulska-Hulme, Ann C. Jones:
Cross-cultural understanding of interface design: A cross-cultural analysis of icon recognition. IWIPS 1999: 173-182 - Deborah A. Hysell, Gary Perlman:
Lessons learned from internationalizing a global resource. IWIPS 1999: 183-192 - M. Swales, T. Strik, S. Dutta, J. Potvin:
Assigning safety functions to products during design - A cultural perspective. IWIPS 1999: 195-204 - Dan Harel, Girish V. Prabhu:
Global User Experience (GLUE), design for cultural diversity: Japan, China and India. IWIPS 1999: 205-216 - Satu Ruuska:
Mobile communication devices for international use - Exploring cultural diversity through contextual inquiry. IWIPS 1999: 217-226
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