@article{Isakowitz/etal:95,
	title = {\{{RMM}\}: a methodology for structured hypermedia design},
	volume = {38},
	abstract = {Hypermedia is defined in this paper as a medium for
managing relationships among information objects.
Common hypermedia are what we consider complex computer
programs running from CD-ROMs, computer hard disks, or
the Internet. These programs involve computer
interaction of text, graphics, video, and sound. RMM is
a relationship management methodology that graphically
describes the relationship of information objects using
entity-relationship (ER) diagrams. The objective of the
methodology in the design of hypermedia applications is
to explicitly define menus, navigation buttons,
entities, indexes to entities or menus, and the
navigation paths between these items. The goal of RMM
is to produce a relationship management data model
(RMDM), which is a language for describing the
information objects and the navigation mechanisms in
hypermedia applications. Various hypermedia building
kits are noted, such as Toolbook, HyperCard, and
Macromedia Director. The New York University (NYU)
information systems (IS) department is designing a
suite of software tools to support design and
development of RMM-based applications. A group at NYU
is developing an RMDM-to-HTML compiler. As an example,
an NYU IS department Web page designed using the RMM
system is illustrated.},
	journal = {Communications of the ACM},
	author = {Isakowitz, T and Stohr, E A and Balasubramanian, P},
	year = {1995},
	note = {Series Number: 8},
	pages = {34--44},
}

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