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Customer Situations as a Clue to Information Needs
The approach of describing situations of persons in their surroundings is well known in Mobile Business. This approach is extended to a concept of human situations that holds for a wide range of Information Systems. Based on former empirical findings this contribution shows different cases where customer situations lead to information needs in virtual and real shopping processes.