Titlebook: Design Issues in CSCW; Duska Rosenberg,Christopher Hutchison Textbook 1994 Springer-Verlag London Limited 1994 CSCW.Design.Organizational

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Adapting a Design History Editor for Concurrent Engineering, easier to focus on the former cooperative that the latter. Even when attention is directed to user’ needs, the temptation is to assume that all cooperative work has the same general form and requirements and to create an abstract user requirement from a general understanding of how individuals coop

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,“Nouvelle Design”: A Pragmatic Approach to CSCW Systems Building, is demanding new tools, processes and techniques. This chapter discusses of some issues involved in designing a CSCW system from an industrial R&D point of view, and will encompass the perspectives of theory, people and pragmatics. As such, we shall be focusing on a novel development process rather

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Gegenwart: Was tut sich gerade da drau?en?er systems can be designed to support the collaborative aspects of work. It is through developing an insight into what makes people behave as they do in the organizational context that we hope to explain the nature of the interaction between computers and their users in the workplace, and ensure tha

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Bedeutung des Begriffs Automatisierungeconsider many aspects of the design of technologies for group work. In particular, it raises questions about the support for the maintenance of common ground within the group (McCarthy et al. 1991), and the coordination of their activities - who can do what, where and when. We refer to these two as