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Thought Leadership Literature: Collaboration
Group
Decision-making and decision Support systems | Decision-Making
and Decision Support Systems
Multimedia
Tools : Drive | WHW | Attributes
of Super Teams | Collaboration
videos
Conflict
Resolution | Assorted
problem solving tools - PPT format
Links
Links
It's Not
What You Know, It's Who You Know: Work in the Information Age
Article argues that in the information age, personal social networks are
replacing the traditional business networks.
May 2000 - First Monday
Personnel
Connections
By moving select HR functions onto the Web, a growing number of companies are
discovering the benefits of letting employees help themselves.
December 1, 1998 - CIO WebBusiness
Tools
for Teamwork
Organizations turn to the Internet to share employee expertise.
December 1, 1998 - CIO WebBusiness
Over the
Line
Increasingly, successful Web development requires redrafting--or even
erasing--traditional functional boundaries.
March 1, 1998 - CIO WebBusiness
On-Line
Forums: New Platforms for Professional Development and Group Collaboration
A study conducted on the effectiveness of expert discussion forums.
December 1, 1997 - JCMC
Wary
of Groupware?
A brief overview of groupware.
November 15, 1997 - CIO Enterprise
Concepts of Collaboration.
White paper from the Information Technology 'summIT' held in Columbus, Ohio
Creating a
Collaboratory in Cyberspace: Theoretical Foundation and an Implementation
White paper from Graduate School of Business, The University of Texas at
Austin.
Center
for Coordination Science (CCS)
MIT/Sloan - This website defines coordination science as '...developing
coordination technology, computer tools to help people work together more
effectively, and coordination theory, theories of how coordination can occur
in a variety of systems such as human organizations, markets, and computer
networks.' There are white papers and descriptions of ongoing research.
Groupware
Resources by Diamond Bullet Design. A great site that includes an introduction
(includes social components), applications, design, and resource links.
Habanero
Project at NCSA (The National Center for Supercomputing Applications),
Groupware-based applications created using Java for sharing Java objects with
colleagues across the Internet.
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