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2000 – 2009

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2004
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Kenneth J. Crisler, Thea Turner, Andrew Aftelak, Michele Visciola, Axel Steinhage, Mikael Anneroth, Martin Rantzer, Bruno von Niman, M. Angela Sasse, Manfred Tscheligi, Satu Kalliokulju, Emanuele Dainesi, Antonella Zucchella:
Considering the user in the wireless world. IEEE Commun. Mag. 42(9): 56-62 (2004)
2001
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Pär Carlshamre, Martin Rantzer:
Business: A narrative approach to user requirements for web design. Interactions 8(1): 31-41 (2001)

1990 – 1999

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1998
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Magnus Haglind, Lars Johansson, Martin Rantzer:
Experiences Integrating Requirements Engineering and Business Analysis An Empirical Study of Operations & Management System Procurement Projects. ICRE 1998: 108-117
1996
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John Karat, Michael E. Atwood, Susan M. Dray, Martin Rantzer, Dennis R. Wixon:
User Centered Design: Quality or Quackery? CHI Conference Companion 1996: 161-162

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