The Third Workshop on Enabling Technologies: Infrastructure for Collaborative Enterprises was held from 17-19 April 1994 in Morgantown, West Virginia, hosted by the Concurrent Engineering Research Center at West Virginia University. This report summarizes this year's workshop and outlines the philosophy behind this annual event. This report summarizes this year's workshop and outlines the philosophy behind this annual event. The WET ICE workshop, now in its third year, has become a fixture of the collaborative computing scene. A more specialized event than the Computer-Supported Cooperative Work gathering, which takes in everyone from anthropologists to futurists, this workshop focuses on hardware and software that enables agents of all kinds to interact in a variety of ways to accomplish some task--quickly, correctly, and easily.

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This report summarizes this year's workshop and outlines WET to underwrite and support these workshops. Information Systems is also acknowledged. The Defense Advanced this year's workshop and outlines the philosophy behind this annual event. Computer-Supported Cooperative and present the best research Finally, I would like to thank V. Work gathering, which takes in that has a bearing on the "repersonalization Jagannathan for his great help and everyone from anthropologists to of computing," as Fernando expertise in workshop management futurists, this workshop focuses on flores, founder of Action Technologies, and Mary Carriger for relieving me of hardware and software that enables puts it.