Towards a framework to manage formalised exchanges during collaborative design

Lombard, Muriel; Yesilbas, Lilia Gzara

doi:10.1016/j.matcom.2005.11.005

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“…Such data that portray the motivations behind many of the decisions are often referred to as organizational or collaborative memory (Whitehead 2007;Lombard and Yesilbas 2006). Configuration management change files, formal process models, version control systems, software bug tracking systems, and organizational best practice guideline repositories are some of the means to capture such information.…”

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“…Despite the growing need for collaborative modeling tools, only recently has this domain gained attention. Many of the developed platforms mainly focus on features such as messaging, approval forms, forums, multi-user editors (Sarma 2005), video-conferencing and workflow tools (Lombard and Yesilbas 2006). The main goal of these artifacts is to enhance communication amongst the participants of the design process.…”

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An exploratory classification of applications in the realm of collaborative modeling and design

Bagheri

Ghorbani

2008

Inf Syst E-Bus Manage

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The high complexity and diversity of today's design projects demands the participation of multiple experts. The participating experts can influence the design process by sharing their perspective, expertise and resources. The involvement of various experts is often known as collaborative modeling and design. A collaborative modeling environment can encompass various geographical or organizational boundaries. In this paper, we provide a classification to study various aspects of this important issue through the exploration of the existing models, methods and applications in this area. The paper further addresses both modeloriented and artifact-neutral collaboration approaches and enumerates their features. The paper introduces the features of and classifies several relevant applications. The classification can serve as a guideline for customizing a suitable setting for a collaborative modeling process based on given requirements, needs and demands. Several suggestions for future work are also provided.

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An exploratory classification of applications in the realm of collaborative modeling and design

Bagheri

Ghorbani

2008

Inf Syst E-Bus Manage

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“…Collaborative design refers to the coming together of various interests and people to achieve a common purpose that is developing a product through interactions, information and knowledge sharing, with a certain level of coordination of the various implemented activities [2]. Various resources set up around the design actors describe in that case a real network around the design project [3].…”

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Conflict resolution for collaborative design

Hou

Sangwoo

Tang

et al. 2008

2008 IEEE International Conference on Automation and Logistics

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Collaborative design is new design style to meet the increasing requirement of global market, which share various resources and information of different designers with the aim of reaching the purpose. Designers complete the same task in different places. Designers work at the same time will encounter the conflict, which is a critical problem for collaborative design. Firstly, the class of conflict is proposed to make a basis for conflict resolution, which is classified into data conflict, knowledge conflict and recourses conflict. The resolution model is constructed for collaborative design. By means of the conflict observation, conflict decision and conflict informing, conflict resolution is solved. The conflict resolution knowledge and process are described with UML. By means of algorithms, conflict resolution decision making method is present. Dead locks are danger for system. A set of dead lock resolution mechanism are provided to solve the problem. By means of a case study, the methodology is illustrated for conflict resolution.

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Supporting Collaboration of Medical Informatics Researchers and Teams

Podgorelec

Pavlič

2007

Twentieth IEEE International Symposium on Computer-Based Medical Systems (CBMS'07)

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Towards a framework to manage formalised exchanges during collaborative design

Cited by 5 publications

References 8 publications

An exploratory classification of applications in the realm of collaborative modeling and design

An exploratory classification of applications in the realm of collaborative modeling and design

Conflict resolution for collaborative design

Supporting Collaboration of Medical Informatics Researchers and Teams

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