Coordination technology for collaborative applications : organizations, processes, and agents
Given the broad popularity of Internet technology, even in its present immature state, and also the recent progress made towards a human-centered view of information technology, the time now seems ripe to essentially extend the scope and power of enterprise information systems. This carefully arrang...
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| Natura: | Livre numérique |
| Lingua: | Anglais |
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| Serie: | Lecture notes in computer science
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| Edition sous un autre format: | • Coordination technology for collaborative applications, organizations, processes, and agents, Wolfram Conen, Gustaf Neumann (eds.), 1998, Berlin, Springer, 1 vol. (VIII-282 p.), Lecture notes in computer science, 3-540-64170-X • Coordination Technology for Collaborative Applications, Texte imprimé, 9783662174777 |
Sommario:
- A perspective on technology-assisted collaboration
- Coordination in knowledge-intensive organizations
- Co-ordination of management activities Mapping organisational structure to the decision structure
- A cooperative approach to distributed applications engineering
- Towards logic programming based coordination in virtual worlds
- Enhancement of creative aspects of a daily conversation with a topic development agent
- Coordinating human and computer agents
- Coordination in workflow management systems A rule-based approach
- A framework and mathematical model for collaboration technology
- Practical experiences and requirements on workflow
- Coordination science: Challenges and directions
- Supporting autonomous work and reintegration in collaborative systems
- Workspace awareness for distributed teams
- GeM and WeBUSE: Towards a WWW-database interface
- Post-client/server coordination tools
- An experimental delay analysis for local audio video streams for desktop collaborations
- Supporting both client-server and peer-to-peer models in a framework of a distributed object management system.