Insights in Implementing Collaboration Engineering

Harder, Robert J.; Keeter, J.M.; Woodcock, Ben; Ferguson, James; Wills, Faedra

doi:10.1109/hicss.2005.324

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“…As any plan, the model for a GDP may be hierarchically decomposed in sub-plans at different levels of abstraction. This conceptual structure of a GDP model is acknowledged in any application domain of the GDSS technology, such as project management [28], user requirement elicitation [29], crisis response management [30], scenario design [31], risk identification [32], etc.…”

Section: A Simulation Model For Group Decisions In E-meetingsmentioning

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Swarming Models for Facilitating Collaborative Decisions

Zamfirescu

Filip

2010

INT J COMPUT COMMUN

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Abstract:The paper highlights the computational power of swarming models (i.e., stigmergic mechanisms) to build collaborative support systems for complex cognitive tasks such as facilitation of group decision processes (GDP) in e-meetings. Unlike traditional approaches that minimize the cognitive complexity by incorporating the facilitation knowledge into the system, stigmergic coordination mechanisms minimize the complexity by providing the system with emergent functionalities that are shaped by the environment itself through the possibility to structure it in terms of high-level cognitive artefacts. This is illustrated by conducting a socio-simulation experiment for an envisioned collaborative software tool that acts as a stigmergic environment for modelling the GDP. The results show superior results when the users are allowed to increase the representational complexity of a GDP model with cognitive artefacts that support guidance and action in the conceptual problem space.

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Section: A Simulation Model For Group Decisions In E-meetingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Swarming Models for Facilitating Collaborative Decisions

Zamfirescu

Filip

2010

INT J COMPUT COMMUN

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“…Field experiences have shown that thinkLets represent transferable, reusable, and predictable building blocks for the design of collaboration processes, see e.g. [13,[65][66][67].…”

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A Design Approach for Collaboration Processes: A Multimethod Design Science Study in Collaboration Engineering

Kolfschoten

Vreede

2009

Journal of Management Information Systems

133

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“…The selection of the right participants is a key factor for the success of the collaborative RPA process [31]. The selection must be based upon the knowledge, experience and expertise of people with the products to be assessed.…”

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A Collaborative Method for Reuse Potential Assessment in Reengineering-Based Product Line Adoption

Noor

Grünbacher

Hoyer

2008

Balancing Agility and Formalism in Software Engineering

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Software product lines are rarely developed from scratch. Instead the development of a product line by reengineering existing systems is a more common scenario, which relies on the collaboration of diverse stakeholders to lay its foundations. The paper describes a collaborative scoping approach for organizations migrating existing products to a product line. The approach uses established practices from the field of reengineering and architectural recovery and synthesizes them in a collaborative process. The proposed approach employs best practices and tools from the area of collaboration engineering to achieve effective collaboration. The paper presents a case study as initial validation of the proposed approach.

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Insights in Implementing Collaboration Engineering

Cited by 14 publications

References 6 publications

Swarming Models for Facilitating Collaborative Decisions

Swarming Models for Facilitating Collaborative Decisions

A Design Approach for Collaboration Processes: A Multimethod Design Science Study in Collaboration Engineering

A Collaborative Method for Reuse Potential Assessment in Reengineering-Based Product Line Adoption

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