San Francisco / Houston / New York / Manassas / Santa Monica / London / /
Company
IBM / Election Data Services Inc. / Everett S. P. / K. K. & Everett S. P. / M. D. & Everett S. P. / New Electronic Voting Systems / Coleman / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Estonia / Jordan / United States / United Kingdom / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
Philip Kortum Rice University / Rice University / /
IndustryTerm
nonmobile voting systems / legacy voting systems / electronic voting systems / Web navigation / online advertising / pervasive technology / electronic voting equipment / wireless network reliability / mobile Web application / native and web-based voting applications / smartphone technology / ineffective voting systems / mobile technology / optical scanning equipment / mobile and non-mobile voting systems / e-voting / non-mobile voting systems / inefficient voting systems / /
Organization
Rice University / Houston / National Science Foundation / Human Factors & Ergonomics Society / USENIX Association / League of Women Voters / Brennan Center for Justice / Independent Commission / United States Congress / Human Factors and Ergonomics Society / NYU School of Law / Electoral Reform Society / /
Person
Taylor / Bryan A. Campbell / Adam Purtee / Chad C. Tossell / Francis / Philip Kortum / Esther Luk / /
PoliticalEvent
Federal Voting / presidential election / general voting / /
Voting on a Smartphone: Evaluating the Usability of an Optimized Voting System for Handheld Mobile Devices Bryan A. Campbell, Chad C. Tossell, Michael D. Byrne, Philip Kortum Rice University, Houston, TX {bryan.campbell;