Accommodating Unique User Needs: Journal of Information Systems Management: Vol 5, No 2

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Designing reliable, flexible user interfaces can be more of a challenge than it first appears to be. To provide a system that can be used by many and still be responsive to individual needs is an elusive goal. This column discusses the real need that exists today for a truly user-friendly interface.

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Philip N. James

Is chief of the Strategic Information Systems Planning Division, LOS Angeles County Data Processing Depanment

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