Supporting Distributed Collaborative Work in Manufacturing Industry

Campos, Ana Rita; Pina, Paulo; Neves-Silva, Rui

doi:10.1109/colcom.2006.361844

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“…• The Web 2.0 collaborative technology provides the elements required to implement a generic collaboration model such as the one proposed in Campos et al (2006) . Moreover, for the industry the social web services help to unlock the potential of the CI.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The Web 2.0 or Social Web helps to unlock the potential of the CI due to its architecture centered in the user participation, while simultaneously enhances connectivity ( Adebanjo & Michaelides, 2010 ). As a platform for collaboration, the Web 2.0 is useful for implementation different collaboration patterns ( Campos, Pina, & Neves-Silva, 2006 ), for example:…”

Section: Collective Intelligence In the Innovation Processmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Fig. 9 models the activities common to all collaboration processes and independent of a specific situation ( Campos et al, 2006;Sorli & Stokic, 2009 ) The activities presented in the model from Campos et al, comprehend: (I) Identification of a situation. It is the stakeholder who identifies the situation that requires collaboration to meet a specific goal.…”

Section: Collaboration Processmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Using the Collective Intelligence for inventive problem solving: A contribution for Open Computer Aided Innovation

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In the industrial context, an interest exists in the collective resolution of creative problems during the conceptual design phase. In this work we introduce an information-based software framework useful to collaborate for inventive problems solving. This framework proposes the implementation of techniques from the Collective Intelligence (CI) research field in combination with the systematic methods provided by the TRIZ theory. Both approaches are centered in the human aspect of the innovation process, and are complementary. While CI focuses on the intelligent behavior that emerges in collaborative work, the TRIZ theory is centered in the individual capacity to solve problems systematically. The framework's objective is to improve the individual creativity provided by the TRIZ method and tools, with the value created by the collective contributions. This work aims to contribute formulating the basis to extend the research field of Computer Aided Innovation, to the next evolutionary step called "Open CAI 2.0".

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Section: Collaboration Processmentioning

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“…Moreover, these technologies enable new collaboration patterns to outline the interactions among participants to share information and objectives and to divide the work. For further details, Campos et al (2006) have classified these patterns. The two main challenges in this part are how to organize the collaboration between members of a community and how to create this community.…”

Section: Collaboration Supportmentioning

confidence: 99%