This article describes the development of a team's research in engi-neering applications of faceted classification and search over some 20 years, from early experiments in novel information systems to routine use and development of a growing body of knowledge about how the techniques may be applied. It is intended as an illustration not only of an outcome from design research that has influenced practice but also of some of the socio-technical patterns that may be observed in the development and exploitation of research outputs, which is important to understand if we are to best exploit the results of research.
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McMahon, C. (2016). Faceted Browsing: The Convoluted Journey from Idea to Application. In Impact of Design Research on Industrial Practice (pp. 259–268). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-19449-3_17
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