Enhancing Collaboration in Organizations: Theories, Tools, Principles, and Practices

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Enhancing Collaboration in Organizations: Theories, Tools, Principles, and Practices

Posted October 31, 2006 | Technology |

INTRODUCTION

We are witnessing a boom in "social software" -- the next generation of online collaborative environments that leverage the vast wealth of connections in our networks. There is great potential for this type of software to be used in organizational and business contexts, provided collaboration is also well understood as a culture and a philosophy.

About The Author

Paola Di Maio

Paola Di Maio is a systems analyst and engineer who studied knowledge and expert systems design before focusing professionally on content and knowledge management tools and architectures. She is the founder and former Editor-in-Chief of content-wire.com, the first online journal devoted to content management technologies. Dr. Di Maio is the creator of the Joint Optimization Metamodel (JOM) and previously developed and implemented high-level… Read More

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Enhancing Collaboration in Organizations: Theories, Tools, Principles, and Practices

INTRODUCTION

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