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Architectural Trade-Offs for Collaboration Services Supporting Contextual Collaboration

Filho et al.

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17568755171992814317
Author
Filho R
Geyer W
Brownholtz B
Guy I
Redmiles D
Millen D

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Contextual collaboration services seamlessly integrate existing groupware technologies into a single consistent interaction model. This model is usually implemented by a contextual collaboration infrastructure that needs to efficiently cope with the fast switching between …
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