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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Virtual collaboration"”.

  1. Business Domain-Specific e-Collaboration

    In enterprises, virtual collaboration is increasingly important due to digitalization and the rising relevance of knowledge work. Product costing is an example of a business domain that is characterized by a high demand for communication, coordination, and information exchange. Time and …

    qucosa-diss

  2. The myth of spontaneous connection : an ethnographic study of the situated nature of virtual teamwork

    … study of one multi-organizational virtual team in the automotive industry. Observing and interacting with the team members in their local work sites and in team meetings, I investigated the influence of virtual team members' situation in their respective local work contexts on the …

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  3. Assessing Global Competence and Teamology for Collaborative Engineering

    … on which types of global exposure (coursework, virtual collaboration, or education abroad) provide substantial benefit. Additionally, with the increasing reliance on teams to solve problems in both industry and academia, there is a need to ensure high-performance and inventiveness. This thesis …

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  4. The promise: searching for the creative moment in theatre, business and life

    … • why imagination is a key factor in making virtual collaboration successful

    middlesex

  5. Global E-Mentoring: Overcoming Virtual Distance For An Effective Mentoring Relationship

    … additional complexities arise when this virtual mentoring is global.</p> <p> This research utilizes the construct of virtual distance, the "psychological separation" that has been found to impact performance outcomes of geographically dispersed, technology mediated teams (Sobel Lojeski, …

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  6. Image-Enabled Discourse: Investigating the Creation of Visual Information as Communicative Practice

    … of areas related to the design and evaluation of virtual collaboration environments, visual information extraction and retrieval systems, and data visualization tools.</p>

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  7. Building trust in cross-cultural relationships: Active trust through culture mobilisation in Finnish-Indian project teams

    … trust in the context of cultural distance and virtual collaboration, dynamic approaches to trust building and culture were adopted. The data were collected through interviews and observations in both geographical locations. In distributed project teams, static and slowly evolving trust creation …

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  8. Collaborative Interaction in Virtual Environments

    Collaborative virtual environments (CVEs) extend existing virtual environment (VE) technology to enable it to run over a network (e.g. the Internet), and introduce mechanisms that allow multiple people to co-exist, be aware of each other’s presence (e.g. through avatars) and communicate. CVEs are …

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  9. Digital Dialogue: Emancipatory Dialogical Practices in Virtual Collaborative Problem-Based Learning

    … work across social and geographic borders, often virtually, to solve complex problems in the areas of education, environment, healthcare, poverty, technology innovation and ethics, and more. This collaboration requires critical and emancipatory dialogue and problem-solving.</p> <p>This qualitative …

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