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View all- Modesto AFigueiredo RRamos CSantos LVenson EPedrosa G(2021)Organizational Strategies for End-User Development—A Systematic Literature MappingInformatics10.3390/informatics80100158:1(15)Online publication date: 28-Feb-2021
A framework for the development of organizational collaborative systems
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Abstract
It seems that the future of collaborative systems implies the incorporation of End-User Development processes and new mechanisms for adaptability, so that each user could be able to fit this specific type of software to their particular needs in a given time. In the case of organizational systems, adaptability characteristics should also cover concrete aspects associated to the nature of organizations. Therefore, this article presents a framework that simplifies the creation of adaptive organizational collaborative systems by means of models and components.
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October 2012
193 pages
ISBN:9781450313148
DOI:10.1145/2379636
- Conference Chair:
- Federico Botella,
- Program Chairs:
- María Lozano,
- Jose A. Gallud,
- Antonio Peñalver,
- Abdulfattah Mashat
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- UCLM: University of Castilla-La Mancha
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