Collaborative IT Tools Leveraging Competence in Hastily Formed Networks
Abstract
This research focuses on the role of collaborative Information Technology (IT) technologies to
enhance the effectiveness of hastily formed networks (HFNs) at the group level. Collaborative IT
technologies are an integrated set of functionalities that enable collaboration among interconnected
entities. Despite their widely touted potential to enhance various types of planned and
ad hoc networks (e.g., HFNs), we still know little about whether, how, and why these IT
technologies can support HFNs, especially in complex, information-intensive environments that
characterize most Naval operations.
Collections
Related items
Showing items related by title, author, creator and subject.
-
Effective use of collaborative information technology to enhance group performance
O'Rourke, Julie; Gallaher, Patrick (Monterey, California. Naval Postgraduate School, 2004-09);This research was inspired by the need to create a universal net-centric environment to enable collaborative defense capabilities and deliver knowledge dominance to the DoD. Since superior information management and the ... -
U.S. collaborative-engagement with China using Strategic Technological Collaborative Leadership
Nickels, Michael J. (Monterey, California. Naval Postgraduate School, 2008-03);China and the United States have taken different paths to arrive at their respective stage of technological development. The United States obtained leadership in technological innovation through its competitive bid to ... -
Group collaboration in organizations : architectures, methodologies and tools
Baasch, Werner K. (Monterey, California. Naval Postgraduate School, 2003-09);In a world that is increasingly more connected using networks of all types, collaboration becomes a way of leverage these connections to benefit both individuals and organizations. Currently there are numerous technologies ...