Publication in BibTeX Format

@INPROCEEDINGS{AICPub1226:2006,
  AUTHOR={Berry, P. and Conley, K. and Gervasio, M. and Peintner, B. and Uribe,
     T. and Yorke-Smith, N.},
  TITLE={Deploying a Personalized Time Management Agent},
  BOOKTITLE={Proceedings of the Fifth International Joint Conference on Autonomous
     Agents and Multi Agent Systems (AAMAS’06) Industrial Track},
  ADDRESS={Hakodate, Japan},
  PAGES={1564–1571},
  MONTH={May},
  YEAR={2006},
  COPYRIGHT={©2006 ACM},
  ABSTRACT={We report on our ongoing practical experience in designing, implementing,
     and deploying PTIME, a personalized agent for time management and meeting scheduling
     in an open, multi-agent environment. In developing PTIME as part of a larger
     assistive agent called CALO, we have faced numerous challenges, including usability,
     multi-agent coordination, scalable constraint reasoning, robust execution,
     and unobtrusive learning. Our research advances basic solutions to the fundamental
     problems; however, integrating PTIME into a deployed system has raised other
     important issues for the successful adoption of new technology. As a personal
     assistant, PTIME must integrate easily into a user’s real environment, support
     her normal workflow, respect her authority and privacy, provide natural user
     interfaces, and handle the issues that arise with deploying such a system in
     an open environment.}
}