Use of a Team Collaboration Model to Identify Candidate Knowledge Management and Collaboration Technologies
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Authors
Kendall, Tony
Hutchins, Susan G.
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Model of team collaboration
collaboration
team decision making
communications analysis
knowledge management
system development
prototyping
collaboration
team decision making
communications analysis
knowledge management
system development
prototyping
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2009-06
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Motivation – We used a model of team collaboration as a framework to assist in the
requirements stage of knowledge management (KM) and collaboration system development.
Research approach – The model emphasizes the macrocognitive processes entailed in
collaboration and includes major processes that underlie this type of communication. Data
was analyzed for several 9/11 efforts and air-warfare scenarios. Findings/Design – Data
captured from teams performing their tasks provided insight into areas where collaboration
might be lacking. Research limitations/Implications – Findings suggest our approach can
identify candidate KM and collaboration tools types. Further analyses and other types of
collaborative tasks are necessary to generalize our results. Originality/Value – Our work
focuses on the requirements stage of development while others generally focus on assessing
current technology. Take away message – Our research seeks to identify the right types of
technology tools early in the development process. Cost savings is generally more dramatic in
the earlier stages of system development.
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Operational and Information Sciences
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The Authors 2009. Published by the British Computer Society Proceedings of NDM9, the 9th International Conference on Naturalistic Decision Making, London, UK, June 2009
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This publication is a work of the U.S. Government as defined in Title 17, United States Code, Section 101. Copyright protection is not available for this work in the United States.