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SMS_KR_Taxon Developers Meeting May 2005
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- * 1:00pm - 5:00pm __Taxon Application Usability Interview Results from Kate Jones (Downey, Franz)__
+ * 1:00pm - 5:00pm __Taxon Application Requirements and Design Prioritization__
+ ** Recapitulation of current status and objectives (Beach)
+ *** Strategic Objectives for SEEK Project Integration
+ *** Near-term Development Priorities for SEEK primary use cases (Concept "Resolution" and Merger Concepts)
+ *** User-centered Analysis and Design for Borader Impacts
+ ** Report of Task Analysis Interview with Dr. Kate Jones, Dr. Brett Riddle (Downey, Franz)
+ ** Short Break
+ ** Discussion

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