This
page is under destruction!
Magnus Ramage's old home-page
This is now a legacy web-page, although it is linked to from a number of
sources. I used to be a full-time research student with the Cooperative
Systems Engineering Group, Department
of Computing, Lancaster University,
hence this page. My PhD
thesis was finished this year (1999), on the evaluation
of computer-supported cooperative work (CSCW) systems, asking questions
about why and for whom such evaluation is undertaken and how it might be
done. I was supervised at Lancaster by Tom
Rodden and Michael Twidale
(himself moved, to the University of Illinois).
I'm now a Research Associate with the Research
Institute in Software Evolution, part of the Department
of Computer Science at the University
of Durham. I am working (from October 1997 until September 2000) on
the SABA (Software as a Business
Asset) project, which is trying to help businesses to decide what to
do about their legacy systems in the context of business needs.
More details about me are at my Durham
homepage.
Contact details
Email: Magnus.Ramage@durham.ac.uk
Post: Department of Computer Science, Durham University, South Road,
Durham, DH1 3LE, UK
Telephone: 0191 374 2404 (office) / 0976 986 681 (mobile) - voicemail
available on both numbers.
Fax: 0191 374 2560
Calling from outside UK: +44 191 374 xxxx or +44 976 986 681
This page last updated 20 October 1999 (and probably never
again thereafter until it's really zapped).