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Bo Zhanglenge, resisting it, identifying unintentional opportunities or small activity spaces provided by the challenges that allow different kinds of agency to be nurtured, and finally a reorganisation of the system so that what is considered “normal” is redefined. In the following chapters, we describe di

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Chen Lijun,He Yupeng,Wang Chaoabletops, tablets, and mobiles) are combined also allow for orchestrating different modes of collaboration. In this chapter we describe an approach that combines different styles of collaboration using various interactive surfaces in a multi surface environment. Testing this approach in three differ

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Yuan Yu-qing,Ge Xiao-yan,Lu Li-leiations, both necessitating regular information exchange and collaboration in planning. Based on these characteristics, we have designed a system for interactive tabletops that facilitates collaborative situation analysis and planning by users having different information and planning functionality a

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Chen Xiaohongocess agility. Evaluation results from testing sessions at two organisations show that the BPI alternative exploration collaboration process supported by the analysis tools and group support systems provides a BPI decision enhancement studio which is a suitable environment to generate and select a B

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Xiaolin Zheng,Chaofei Zhou,Yisu Shenibuted analysis services shall be widely accessible in our incrementally augmented . where organizations and tool providers can register and share their tools. To allow (semi-) automatic use and composition of these tools, they are classified and mapped into a software analysis taxonomy and adhere t

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Tan Enmin,Wang Pengomain of collaborative software engineering. Part 1 is on "Characterizing Collaborative Software Engineering", Part 2 examines various "Tools and Techniques", Part 3 addresses organizational issues, and finally Part 4 contains four examples of "Emerging Issues in Collaborative Software Engineering".

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