W. D. Dominick
W. D. Penniman
ABSTRACT
This paper is based on, and extracted in part from, a much more expanded and detailed manuscript entitled "Monitoring and Evaluation of On-Line Information System Usage", accepted for publication in Information Processing and Management.
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