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Groupware
As the "personal computer" expands into the "interpersonal computer", this ground-breaking book shows how groupware can revolutionize the task-focused deadline-driven work of business teams.
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Groupware and Authoring
Groupware and Authoring combines the experience of an international group of experts in the fields of groupware and software engineering to examine the human and technical issues surrounding shared writing tools. The book covers the human factors research and requirements behind the design of shared writing tools, the technical factors and innovations involved in building these systems, and specific applications of these tools. It also examines the factors involved in making Groupware a commercial product. This book will be an essential guide for students and researchers wanting to find out more about this exciting area. Covers the work of the most prominent people in the field Includes coverage of both technology and people Presents new systems and new experiences
GroupWare '93
Groupware has become one of the key software technologies of the 1990s. As the benefits of computer mediated collaboration have become apparent, interest in groupware applications has grown substantially. Groupware '93, the second annual commercial groupware conference, reflects that success. This volume collects written versions of the conference presentation and panel sessions. Each chapter presents insights on the technology and commercial applications of this dynamic new software. This collection will be of interest to a wide range of computer professionals interested in the technical and commercial aspects of collaborative computing.
The Design of Computer Supported Cooperative Work and Groupware Systems
The phrases the information superhighway and the the information societyare on almost everyone's lips. CSCW and groupware systems are the key to bringing those phrases to life. To an extent that would scarcely have been imaginable a few years ago, the contributions in this volume speak to each other and to a broader interdisciplinary context. The areas of ethnography and design, the requirements and principles of CSCW design, CSCW languages and environments, and the evaluation of CSCW systems are brought together, to bring to light how activities in working domains are really in practice, carried out. The aim above all is to do justice to the creativity and versatility of those whose work they aim to support.
Groupware and the World Wide Web
The advent of the World Wide Web has changed the perspectives of groupware systems. The interest and deployment of Internet and intranet groupware solutions is growing rapidly, not just in academic circles but also in the commercial arena. The first generation of Web-based groupware tools has already started to emerge, and leading groupware vendors are urgently adapting their products for compatibility and integration with Web technologies. The focus of Groupware and the World Wide Web is to explore the potential for Web-based groupware. This book includes an analysis of the key characteristics of the Web, presenting reasons for its success, and describes developments of a diverse range of W...
Working with Groupware
Groupware is a technology designed to help people working in groups to communicate their ideas more easily. While traditional technologies such as the telephone qualify as groupware, the term is usually used to refer to a specific class of technologies that rely on modern computer networks, such as email, newsgroups and videophones. Working with Groupware introduces the basic concepts and brings together ideas from various disciplines to provide an integrated approach to the evaluation and design of groupware technology. Key features include an analysis of the successes and failures of collaborative technology.
Multimedia and Groupware for Editing
Multimedia techniques enable the production of non-traditional documents containing enourmous amounts of information. The production of such documents by a group, as opposed to an individual, is the main subject of this book. A group needs to communicate, and multimedia technology can be used to enhance group communication. How multimedia documentation and communication and groups of authors fit together are the main questions tackled. The book describes the construction of a conceptual framework and the prototype system, CoMEdiA, as well as how the system was used to conduct a group effectiveness study involving two applications: cooperative software engineering and data production. Thus the work relates to multimedia communication, cooperative editing, and group support and effectiveness.
Designing Groupware
With the help of this unique guide, you'll be able to develop effective, state-of-the-art solutions specifically for workgroups. Groupware experts Geoffrey Bock and David Marca go beyond basic categories and technologies to show the deeper issues involved in analyzing, designing, implementing, and maintaining collaborative computing environments. Designing Groupware translates these essential learning issues and technical foundations into the kind of practical, "learn-by-doing" features you can use to devise and construct more productive group software.
