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Proactive Computing
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| Speaker: | David Tennenhouse |
| Location: | McMurtry Auditorium, Duncan Hall, Rice University |
| Date: | September 29, 2004 |
| Topic: | Proactive Computing |
| Format: | Speech |
| Length: | 78 minutes |
| Abstract: |
David Tennenhouse discusses the concept of "proactive computing," in which networked computers proactively anticipate our needs and, sometimes, take action on our behalf. Proactive computing contrasts with the model of interactive or "human-centered" computing which has been the dominant model in computer science for almost 40 years.
The lecture was presented as part of the CITI Distinguished Lecture Series. |
| Links: | Rice News article (10/21/2004), Event Announcement, CITI Distinguished Lecture Series. |
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