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		<title>Ease of Instant Messaging: How the use of IBM Lotus Sametime Changes Over Time</title>
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		<description>This article discusses the results of surveys that indicate the IBM Lotus Sametime instant messaging product is a successful &apos;walk-up-and-use&apos; application, requiring little documentation and no training. Users achieve a commercially significant level of performance within three months. In addition, over a much longer period, users continue to develop their skills (chat behaviors), social networks (chat partners), and attitudes toward the technology (reasons for using IM). This combination of attributes — ease of learning and sustained development of skills and strategies — is unusual in Human-computer interaction, and poses some unique challenges for creating a product that experienced users continue to find useful and usable.</description>
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