Monitoring computer users' behaviour in office environmentsFootnote*
*This is a revised version of a paper paresented at the Ninth Annual Honeywell International Computer Sciences Conference, 14–16 May 1985, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Alan L. Teubner Senior Staff Engineer, System Performance Evaluation Group, Small Computer Products Division, Honeywell Bull

Jerry J. Vaske Senior Human Factors Psychologist, Systems Engineering, Honeywell Bull, 300 Concord Road, Billerica, MA, 01821

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