Formal Definition of Collaborative Spaces

Guerrero-García, Josefina; González-Calleros, Juan Manuel; Zepeda-Cortés, Claudia

doi:10.15174/au.2012.345

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“…Yet, it is easier to talk about collaboration and CS than implementing it in practice. Despite of some authors argue about the lack of methodological support to develop such environments [9], some efforts have been developed to setup virtual spaces for individual and groups to discuss around domain knowledge within a CN, by means of dedicated methods and tools [10]. An additional challenge relates to the fact that a CN does not remain forever in time; it follows a life cycle, which might comprise five different states, from its creation to its dissolution [11].…”

Section: Collaborative Network and Collaborative Spacesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Sharing through Collaborative Spaces: Enhancing Collaborative Networks Interoperability

Sousa

Pereira

2014

Progress in Pattern Recognition, Image Analysis, Computer Vision, and Applications

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Within collaborative networks, information sharing and knowledge creation are the main drives for value creation, wherever collaborative spaces (CS) has been used as the means to enable collaboration among the different social actors involved. Despite of technological availability, CS still a challenge in practice, mainly due to the lack of methods to support its development and to its tight coupling with the collaboration model adopted by the network. Thus, the main focus of this paper in on enhancing information sharing through the design of what we call agnostic collaborative spaces (ACS), supported by linked data approaches. Beyond this new perspective over CS, it is discussed a technological solution through which ACS are implemented.

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Section: Collaborative Network and Collaborative Spacesmentioning

confidence: 99%