Collaborativeproductdevelopmentcollaborativeproduct design CPD is a business strategy, work process ... on the development of a product. It is also known as collaborativeproduct definition management cPDM ... mockup allowing change and or design in context. Real time collaborativeproduct design Product ... time collaborativeproduct design platform within heterogeneous CAD systems ref cite journal author Min Li, Shuming Gao and Charlie C. L. Wang year 2007 month June title Real Time Collaborative ... on the local system. In this way, the real time collaborativeproduct design with heterogeneous CAD ..., K. I. User Centric Innovations in New ProductDevelopment Systematic Identification of Lead User Harnessing Interactive and Collaborative Online Tools, in International Journal of Innovation ... on who you ask however, it usually consists of the Product Lifecycle Management PLM areas of Product Data Management PDM Product visualization team collaboration and conferencing tools and supplier ... general collaborative software such as email and chat instant messaging is used within the CPD ... another person is doing on a remote machine. For Computer aided design CAD and product visualization applications an appshare product that supports OpenGL graphics is required. Another common application is Data sharing via Web based portals. Specific to product data With Product business product ... from various sites in the proposed collaborative design environment. Based on a translation ... changes or not. If geometry only has to be viewed then a Product visualization neutral ... called Product Lifecycle Management Design in context work in context . This requires transfer of geometry ... process CAD standards Product Data Quality Product Data Quality PDQ checkers are often employed to reduce ... wiki Category Business MetaCollab.net Collaboration & business a free collaborative encyclopedia on collaboration. Categories Category Collaboration Category Computer aided design Category Product ... more details
Orphan date February 2009 CPD in the context of NCETM means Collaborative Professional Development not Continuing Professional Development as in some other contexts . The essence of Collaborative is that teachers work in groups and develop skills together. Thus it is an ongoing relationship just as a pet is not just for Christmas , so CPD is not just for one day but is continuing AND collaborative. CPD also has elements of inter colleague support, and of cascade learning cascading within a learning institution . It derives professional skills as social construction socially constructed , and not learned via didactics . Informal, versus formal, collaboration can be more effective for all, due to the Professional Trust embodied by the informal and non directed nature of the work. Teachmeets are an example of this unmanaged unconference phenomena. Category Personal development ... more details
Refimprove date February 2009 The Collaborative software development model is a style of software development whose focus is on public availability and communication, usually via the Internet. File Connectathon.jpg thumb Hackathon The software development model began widespread adoption with the Linux kernel in 1991. It is the dominant model used in development of free software . It is very compatible with free software because free software projects publish the source code of any published programs, so they do not have the secrecy reason for hiding their communications and in progress development. This development model is examined by Eric Raymond in his book The Cathedral and the Bazaar where he compares it to a Bazaar. Peer review Massive scale peer review of software changes is possible under the collaborativedevelopment model. This has been summarised by Raymond in what he terms Linus s Law many eyeballs make all bugs shallow. However, the extent that such peer review actually occurs is disputed ref http groups.google.com group fa.linux.kernel msg 9f64fc7f75c6cf84?hl en ref . References reflist The Cathedral and the Bazaar See also Portal Free software Open source software assessment methodologies Commons based peer production Hackathon DEFAULTSORT Collaborative Software Development Model Categories Category Free software culture and documents Free software stub es Desarrollo colaborativo de software ... more details
A collaborativedevelopment environment CDE is an online meeting space where a software development project s project stakeholders stakeholders can work together, no matter what timezone or region they are in, to discuss, document, and produce project deliverables. The name was coined by Grady Booch . ref http www.alphaworks.ibm.com contentnr cdeintro Q&A with Grady Booch CollaborativeDevelopment Environments Interview with Grady Booch on IBM alphaworks Dec 2006 ref It is seen as an evolution from the integrated development environment IDE , which combined programming tools on the desktop, and the extended development environment XDE , which combined lifecycle development tools with an IDE such as Microsoft s Visual Studio Team System and the IBM Rational Rose XDE while the IDE focuses on tools to support the individual developer, the CDE focuses on supporting the needs of the development team as a whole. Although growing from a tool base in the software development sector, the CDE has been taken up in other sectors, with teams typically geographically dispersed, where it is beneficial to be able to collaborate across the web, including automotive and aeronautical engineering, movie production, and civil engineering. References reflist External links http gforge.org GForge.org Category Integrated development environments Internet stub compu prog stub ... more details
Infobox Non profit image Image Bolivian Woman Weaving2.jpg thumb caption Bolivian Woman Weaving founded 2008 location Columbus, Ohio , br United States birthname International Development Collaborative IDC mission To promote sustainable microbusinesses in developing countries The International Development Collaborative IDC ref http www.idcvillage.org ref is a non profit group located in Columbus, Ohio that is committed to assisting in the creation of sustainable entrepreneurial micro enterprises in rural villages of developing countries. Its primary focus is to give villagers the opportunity to sell their textiles at a fair value on an international scale and to afford them the opportunity to raise their standard of living. ref http oncampus.osu.edu article.php?id 2505 OSU article on IDC ref IDC is based upon the principles of social entrepreneurship . History Image IDC Our Story.jpg thumb left IDC was founded in 2008 after a group of Max M. Fisher College of Business students visited remote rural villages in Bolivia as part of a market based economic development course. After conversing with people in several villages, it became apparent that one of the main obstacles that villagers were facing was that the local markets were saturated with nearly completely undifferentiated products. The group decided that they could help the villagers differentiate themselves by partnering with The Ohio State University to obtain a collegiate license and sell Ohio State University branded handmade textiles. ref http www.ohio.edu glc upload winter 09 newsletter2.pdf Global Leadership Center article ref IDC offers the villagers access to expanded markets and provides a fair wage for all textiles. Image IDC Scarf.jpg left bottom References reflist External links http www.idcvillage.org International Development Collaborative website http oncampus.osu.edu article.php?id 2505 OSU article on IDC http www.ohio.edu glc upload winter 09 newsletter2.pdf Global Leadership Center article on ... more details
Multiple issues orphan February 2009 unreferenced February 2009 Virtual ProductDevelopment VPD is the practice of developing and prototyping products in a completely digital 2D 3D environment. VPD has four main components virtual product design 3D shape, 2D graphics copy virtual product simulation drop test, crush test, etc. virtual product staging retail space planning, Marketing research consumer research and Behaviorism behavior analysis digital manufacturing process planning, assembly filling virtualization, plant design . VPD typically takes place in a collaborative, World Wide Web web based environment that brings together designers, customers consumers, and value chain partners around a single source of real time product truth. VPD enables practitioners to arrive at the right idea more quickly, and to accurately predict its performance in both manufacturing and retail settings, ultimately minimizing time to value, market failure potential, and New productdevelopmentproductdevelopment costs. Category Productdevelopment business term stub ... more details
Flexible productdevelopment is the ability to make changes in the productdevelopmentproduct being developed or in how it is developed, even relatively late in development, without being too disruptive. Consequently, the later one can make changes, the more flexible the process is, the less disruptive ... productdevelopment building agility for changing markets publisher John Wiley and Sons year 2007 isbn 0787995843 ref Flexibility is important because the development of a new product naturally involves ... in the portions of a product likely to undergo change. When applied to the development of software products, these methods are commonly known as agile software development . However, agile software ..., which are not available to non software products. Consequently, flexible productdevelopment draws from some of the roots of agile software development but tends to use other tools and approaches that apply beyond the software medium. Flexible development uses several techniques to keep the cost ... that develop during a project in response to its needs. See also New productdevelopment Agile software development Project management Traditional project management Six Sigma Lean manufacturing Lean References reflist 2 DEFAULTSORT Flexible ProductDevelopment Category Project management Category Productdevelopment ... might use the product, in how competitors might respond, and in the new technology technologies being applied in the product or in its manufacturing process. The more innovative a new product is, the more likely it is that the development team will have to make changes during development ... Competitive World publisher John Wiley and Sons year 2009 isbn 047041345X ref Flexible development ... development systems including the popular Stage Gate model , which encourage upfront planning .... For more mature product categories, flexibility techniques are not only overly expensive but often ... more details
Infobox Non profit Non profit name Non profit logo File PDMA logo.png 150px Non profit type Professional society founded date 1976 ref name founding cite book last Beckley first Jacqueline title Accelerating new food product design and development publisher Wiley Blackwell date 2007 pages 123 isbn 081380809X ref key people Bob Johnston Chair br Lee Shaeffer Vice Chair br Edmund M Ziegler Secretary Treasurer area served Worldwide method Certification, industry standards, conferences, publications num volunteers 1000 num employees unknown num members Over 3500 Non profit slogan Connecting Innovators Worldwide homepage http www.pdma.org pdma.org The Product Development and Management Association PDMA is a non profit professional society that organizes and publishes information about the New product development development of new products . Founded in 1976 ref name founding , they currently have about 3500 members worldwide ref http www.iirusa.com feieurope pdma partner.xml Front End Innovation Europe s Strategic Partner The PDMA ref , with 22 chapters in the United States and 16 affiliates in other parts of the world, including India . PDMA operates a training program leading to the New Product Development Professional NPDP certification. They hold an annual conference that gives an opportunity for professional exchange, and they offer a wide range of publications, including The bimonthly Journal of Product Innovation Management JPIM ref name blackwell http www.blackwellpublishing.com journal.asp?ref 0737 6782 Journal of Product Innovation Management Journal Information Blackwell Publishing ref Visions Magazine PDMA Handbook of New Product Development. ref name book1 Kenneth B. Kahn editor http www.amazon.com dp 0471485241 The PDMA Handbook of New Product Development, Second Edition published by John Wiley & Sons . ISBN 0 471 48524 1. ref further books on product development topics The JPIM journal, published by Wiley and held in numerous university libraries, ranked 1 ... more details
Nofootnotes date December 2007 Notability date December 2007 Sustainable productdevelopment SPD is a method for productdevelopment that incorporates a Framework for Strategic Sustainable Development FSSD , also known as The Natural Step TNS framework. As the demand for products continues to increase around the world and environmental factors like climate change increasingly affect policies and thus business it becomes more and more of a competitive advantage for businesses to consider sustainability aspects early on in the productdevelopment process. References No footnotes date April 2009 Byggeth S. H., Broman G., Holmberg J., Lundqvist U., and Rob rt K H., A Method for Sustainable ProductDevelopment in Small and Medium Sized Enterprises, Third International Symposium on Tools and Methods of Competitive Engineering TMCE2000, Delft University of Technology, Delft, the Netherlands, April 18 21, 2000. Byggeth S. H., Broman G., Lundqvist U., Rob rt K H., and Holmberg J., An Approach to Sustainability Product Analysis in ProductDevelopment, ERCP 2001 7th European Roundtable on Cleaner Production, Lund, Sweden, May 2 4, 2001. Charter, M. 1998 Design for Environmental Sustainability, Foresight, Natural Resources and Environment Panel Cleaner Technologies and Processes London, UK Office of Science and Technology, Department of Trade & Industry . Charter, M. & Tischner, U. 2001 Sustainable Solutions Sheffield, UK Greenleaf Publishing . Sustainability is when you have a garntee that something will work for a certain amount of time eg. when a car stops being made parts for that car have to be around for the first ten years at least. See also Sustainable design Strategic Sustainable Development Category Sustainable products D Category Sustainable technologies Category Sustainability ... more details
orphan date December 2007 International ProductDevelopment , more commonly known as IPD or IPD USA, is an automotive aftermarket company that manufactures and sells high performance upgrade components for Volvo and Subaru brand automobiles. External links http ipdusa.com Category Automotive companies of the United States auto company stub ... more details
and marketing marketing analysis . Companies typically see new productdevelopment as the first stage ... see new productdevelopment as an ongoing process referred to as continuous development in which ... T. and Eppinger, Steven D 2004 Product Design and Development , 3rd Edition, McGraw Hill, New York ... getting started period of new productdevelopment processes. It is in the front end where ... may not be an expensive part of productdevelopment, it can consume 50 of development time see Chapter ... projects.... which then lead to a structured NPPD New Product & Process Development strategy. The second ... of PDMA, ref cite web title The PDMA Glossary for New ProductDevelopment publisher ProductDevelopment .... In comparison, the subsequent new productdevelopment process is typically structured, predictable ... first2 S.R. year 1988 title Towards Holistic Front Ends in New ProductDevelopment journal Journal ... of the selected concept product definition and specifications economic analysis of the product the development ... Go No Go for development. The final gate leads to a dedicated new productdevelopment project ... the Front End Phase in New ProductDevelopment http www.iamot.org ref However, Husig et al.,2005 10 ... of New ProductDevelopment, 2nd Ed. pages 81 91 ref The traditional Stage Gate TM process was designed for incremental productdevelopment,namely for a single product.The FFE for developing a new .... ref name koen2004 NPD organizations ProductDevelopment and Management Association PDMA Association ... model Quality function deployment Flexible productdevelopment Related fields Marketing Engineering ... References Reflist DEFAULTSORT New ProductDevelopment Category Productdevelopment Category Systems ...cleanup date May 2009 Expert subject Economics date November 2008 In business and engineering , new productdevelopment NPD is the term used to describe the complete process of bringing a new product business product or service to market. There are two parallel paths involved in the NPD process one involves ... more details
Infobox company company name Synapse ProductDevelopment company logo File Synapse Logo 750.png thumb company type Private company Private foundation Seattle, WA 2001 location 1511 6th Ave Suite 400 br Seattle, Washington , United States U.S. ref cite web title Synapse Contact url http www.synapse.com contact.html accessdate December 30, 2010 ref area served Worldwide key people nowrap http wallofcool.synapse.com scott Scott Bright small Chief Executive Officer CEO small br http wallofcool.synapse.com rossco Ross Collins small President num employees 65 small 2010 small services engineering , design , manufacturing homepage http www.synapse.com synapse.com Synapse ProductDevelopment is a product design and technology development Consultant consultancy company headquartered in Seattle , Washington U.S. state Washington , USA . Synapse offers complete productdevelopment consulting from prototype to new product introduction and manufacturing high volume manufacturing . Synapse provides electrical engineering , mechanical engineering , software engineering , radio frequency RF design , program management , and global sourcing services. ref http synapse.com about exp.html Synapse website, Expertise page ref Synapse was co founded in 2001 by current CEO Scott Bright ref http wallofcool.synapse.com scott Blog Site, WallofCool bio Scott Bright ref and current President Ross Collins ref http wallofcool.synapse.com rossco Blog Site, WallofCool bio Ross Collins ref . It is a privately held company. ref http synapse.com team.html Synapse website, Team page ref Past Projects The firm has contributed to the development of products for many Fortune 500 companies, including AOL , Apple Inc. Apple , GE , Intel , Logitech , Microsoft , Nielsen Company Nielsen , Nike, Inc. Nike , Panasonic ... Reflist External links http www.synapse.com Synapse ProductDevelopment website http tmportal.uspto.gov ... Trademark, US Trademark Office Categories DEFAULTSORT Synapse ProductDevelopment Category Companies ... more details
The Axiomatic ProductDevelopment Lifecycle APDL in systems engineering is a model developed by Bulent Gumus in 2005. ref Bulent Gumus 2005 . Axiomatic ProductDevelopment Lifecycle APDL Model . PhD Dissertation, TTU, 2005, http etd.lib.ttu.edu theses available etd 11282005 154139 unrestricted Gumus Bulent Diss.pdf ref This new model is based on the Axiomatic design method developed by MIT Professor ..., ISBN 0 19 504345 6 ref hence it inherits the benefits of applying the Axiomatic Design to productdevelopment . The Axiomatic Design method is extended to cover the whole productdevelopmentProduct ... are to guide the designers, developers, and other members of a transdisciplinary productdevelopment team throughout the development effort as well as to help capture, maintain, and manage the productdevelopment knowledge. The APDL model aims to improve the quality of the design, requirements management ... the development time and reduce the cost. Overview For the purposes of managing development lifecycle knowledge and supporting different development lifecycle activities such as requirements and change management throughout the whole productdevelopment lifecycle, one new domain and four new ... and test the product with a bottom up approach. Note The APDL model is also called as The Transdisciplinary System Development Lifecycle TSDL model. The Transdisciplinary ProductDevelopment Lifecycle ... ProductDevelopment Lifecycle , Journal of Engineering Design, 19 03 , pp. 185 200, June 2008. DOI 10.1080 09544820701232436. B. Gumus, A. Ertas, and D. TATE, Transdisciplinary ProductDevelopment ... in the Physical Domain. The SC hierarchy represents the physical architecture of the system or the product ... on the other rules and regulations that the product has to comply with but not mentioned in the Customer .... At the end of the system development, the system must be tested to make sure that the system satisfies ... seeks in a product or system, voice of the customer. Functional domain The functional requ rements ... more details
main segments development services and discovery sciences compound partnering. ref Pharmaceutical ProductDevelopment Web page at http www.reuters.com finance stocks companyProfile?rpc 66&symbol PPDI.O ... development services and relocated operations from Maryland to North Carolina. Location PPD ... firms in key areas of drug development. ref Strategic Alliances Web page at http www.ppdi.com about ppd strategic alliances home.htm ref Development Services PPD provides clinical development and post ... product analysis, global central laboratory, and vaccines and biologics lab services. PPD has a 300 ... late stage trials medical information product safety registries and observational studies. PPD ... biomarker discovery services, nonclinical development and preclinical services. 6 Through its ... more details
The Gaydon site , which is situated north west of the village of Gaydon , Warwickshire, UK, is one of the engineering centres of Jaguar Land Rover and the location of the headquarters of Land Rover . The site houses a design, research and development centre and extensive test track facilities and is used for the design and development of Jaguar and Land Rover vehicles. The site, along with the smaller Aston Martin facility adjacent, occupies the land that was once the RAF V bomber base of RAF Gaydon . The Heritage Motor Centre is also located on the site. History By the middle of the 1970s, the government had closed RAF Gaydon. In the late 1970s British Leyland purchased the site to convert it into a vehicle development facility, and proving ground and it became the headquarters of BL Technology BLT . In 1980 BLT awarded a GBP 2 million contract for the construction of a wind tunnel there. ref name TheTimes cite news title McAlpine Contract date 11 November 1980 work The Times ref The ownership of the site passed, along with what was by then called the Rover Group , to British Aerospace in 1988, and subsequently in 1994 to BMW. In 2000, the site was included in the sale by BMW of the Land Rover business to Ford. Ford, which at that time also owned Jaguar Cars and Aston Martin , established the new Aston Martin headquarters and design, development and production facilities on the site, and started to use the Land Rover facilities for some Jaguar work. When Ford sold Aston Martin into private ownership in 2007, the Aston Martin facilities on the site were included in the deal, the remainder of the site continuing to be occupied by their, by then, integrated Jaguar Land Rover development operations. Jaguar Land Rover is now owned by Tata Motors See also Whitley plant References cite news title Car firm to create 600 new jobs work BBC News date 18 June 2008 url http news.bbc.co.uk 1 hi england coventry warwickshire 7460602.stm reflist Automotive industry in the United K ... more details
wiktionarypar productProduct may mean Business Product business , an item that ideally satisfies a market s want or need Product breakdown structure Product project management , a deliverable or set of deliverables that contribute to a business solution Sciences Product biology , something manufactured by an organelle Product chemistry , a substance found when a chemical reaction ends Product mathematics , the result of multiplying Product category theory , a more abstract product Arts and entertainment Product album , a musical recording by Norwegian group De Press Product, a three CD compilation set by Buzzcocks .the .product, a notable 64K demo by the demogroup Farbrausch disambig bs Proizvod vor ca Producte cs Produkt da Produkt de Produkt et Toode es Producto fr Produit ia Producto disambiguation it Prodotto nl Product no Produkt pl Produkt pt Produto ro Produs ru simple Product sk Produkt sv Produkt th tr r n uk ur ... more details
refimprove article date March 2011 A by product is a secondary or incidental product deriving from a manufacturing process, a chemical reaction or a biochemical pathway, and is not the primary product or service being produced. A by product can be useful and market able, or it can be considered waste . Water can also be a by product when a reaction causes carbon dioxide. IEA offers the following definition for the purpose of life cycle assessment ref http www.ieabioenergy task38.org systemdefining biomitre technical manual.pdf BIOMITRE Technical Manual, Horne, R. E. and Matthews, R., November 2004 ref ... main products, co products which involve similar revenues to the main product , by products which result in smaller revenues , and waste products which provide little or no revenue . Major by products Animal sources blood meal from slaughterhouse operations poultry by product meal clean parts of the carcass of slaughtered poultry, such as necks, feet, undeveloped eggs, and intestines chrome shavings from a stage of leather manufacture collagen and gelatin from the boiled skin and other parts of slaughtered livestock feather s from poultry processing feather meal from poultry processing fetal pig s lanolin from the cleaning of wool manure from animal husbandry meat and bone meal from the rendering food processing rendering of animal bones and offal poultry litter swept from the floors of chicken coops whey from cheese manufacturing Vegetation acidulated soap stock from the refining of vegetable oil bagasse the fibrous residue remaining after sugarcane or sorghum stalks are crushed to extract their juice black liquor from the production of Pulp paper cellulose pulp using the Kraft ... extraction Other Motor vehicle emissions sludge from wastewater treatment See also By product synergy Co product References Reflist Category Manufacturing Category Recycling ca Subproducte de Nebenprodukt ... Subproduto simple By product sv Biprodukt th ... more details
citation style date February 2011 Infobox musical artist Name The Product Background group or band Origin Detroit, Michigan Genre Alternative Rock URL URL productrock.com Years active Start date 2009 Present Current members B.J. Perry br R.J. Perry br Rich Bennett br Charlie Jewell br Past members Jerome Reilly The Product is an Alternative Rock band based out of Detroit, Michigan . The Product formed in early 2009 with the original line up of B.J. Perry, R.J. Perry, Rich Bennett and Jerome Reilly. Several months later the band parted ways with Jerome, and picked up former band mate and high school friend Charlie Jewell. They have released one E.P. titled Break The Silence along with several singles. History Break The Silence 2009 Their debut EP, Break The Silence, was self released in 2009 and generated an instant buzz throughout the Midwest. ref name Biography http restlessmanagement.com ?p 106 , Biography ref The track Nightmare stayed at Number 1 on Alternative Addiction s top ten Unsigned Bands list for several months. The band went on to tour the Midwest extensively and sold over 4,000 copies of BTS. Also, the track from the E.P. Better Off This Way had a clip appear in the hit MTV show Jersey Shore ref name Jersey Shore http www.mtv.com videos jersey shore season 2 ep 18 drunk punch love 1656631 playlist.jhtml series 2211&seriesId 29241&channelId 1 , Jersey Shore ref One ... name TNA http www.tnastars.com 2010 11 01 the product debuts official theme song for tna final resolution ...?id 85011 , Red Wings. ref The song is expected to be re released on The Product s follow up release So Alive expected in 2011. The Product was also named the number one unsigned band of the year by voters ... 2010 12 01 the product , Daily Unsigned. ref So Alive 2011 Present The band is currently ... ref name Producer http www.alternativeaddiction.com musicnews article 1911 The Product Ready To Make Their Move , Greg Archilla ref Tour The Product has toured throughout the Midwest gaining a loyal ... more details
of collaboration , among many others. Collaborative Learning Development Enables developers ...Collaborative learning is a situation in which two or more people learn or attempt to learn something together. ref name Dillenbourg Dillenbourg, P. 1999 . Collaborative Learning Cognitive and Computational ... More specifically, collaborative learning is based on the model that knowledge can be created within .... ref name Mitkin Mitnik, R., Recabarren, M., Nussbaum, M., & Soto, A. 2009 . Collaborative Robotic Instruction ... collaborative learning refers to Collaborative method methodologies and environments in which ... other. Collaborative learning is heavily rooted in Vygotsky s views that there exists an inherent social nature of learning which is shown through his theory of zone of proximal development . ref Lee ... through collaborative inquiry. Cambridge, England Cambridge University Press. ref Often, collaborative ... . http learningcommons.evergreen.edu pdf collab.pdf What Is Collaborative Learning? . National ..., collaborative learning is commonly illustrated when groups of students work together to search for understanding, meaning, or solutions or to create an artifact or product of their learning. Further, collaborative learning redefines traditional student teacher relationship in the classroom which ..., T. 1993 . Learning together An introduction to collaborative learning. New York, NY HarperCollins College Publishers. ref Collaborative learning activities can include collaborative writing, group ... related to cooperative learning . Examples of Collaborative Learning Collaborative Networked Learning is a form of collaborative learning for the self directed adult learner. Youth directed collaboration ... of youth voice . Computer Supported Cooperative Learning Computer supported collaborative learning CSCL is a relatively new educational paradigm within collaborative learning which uses technology in a learning environment to help mediate and support group interactions in a collaborative learning context ... more details
The term collaborative consumption is used to describe the an economic model based on sharing, swapping ... www.collaborativeconsumption.com ref Origin The term collaborative consumption was first coined by Ray Algar in the article http www.oxygen consulting.co.uk index oxygen articles 4.php Collaborative ... and Roo Rogers , co authors of What s Mine Is Yours The Rise of Collaborative Consumption . ref Rachel Botsman , Roo Rogers , What s Mine Is Yours The Rise of Collaborative Consumption , HarperBusiness ... in 2010, describing collaborative consumption as a new socio economic big idea promising a revolution in the way we consume . ref http www.abc.net.au tv bigideas stories 2010 06 08 2920140.htm ref The development of collaborative consumption Product service systems Collaborative consumption is based on the concept that some persons will pay for the benefit of having access to product as opposed paying ... product sharing libraries, laundromats, private reuse centers Goodwill Industries , Salvation ... service an exchange . In recent years, other forms of product sharing have appeared, including Peer to peer renting Peer to peer rental and neighbourhood product service systems rather than consumers ... other. ref Adele Peters, Let s Share The Growth of Peer to Peer Product Service Systems , Worldchanging , May 18, 2010 ref Redistribution markets A system of collaborative consumption is based on used ... with waste. Collaborative lifestyles This system is based on the sharing and exchange of resources ... covered by collaborative consumption Transportation cars, bikes , apparel clothing, accessories ... Bike sharing Book swapping Carpool Ride sharing Car sharing Clothes exchange Clothes swapping Collaborative ... lending Peer to peer renting Product service system Share taxi Time banks LETS Virtual currency See also Peer to peer meme Clothing exchange Clothes swapping Online clothing swap ping Collaborative workspace Creative Commons Crowd funding Co creation Collaborative innovation network Libertarian ... more details
to peer lending Peer to peer renting Microfinance Product service system Collaborative consumption ...The term collaborative finance is used to describe a specific category of financial transaction which occurs directly between individuals without the intermediation of a traditional financial institution. This new way to manage informal financial transactions has been enabled by advances in social media and peer to peer on line platforms. The wide variety of Collaborative Finance resources may vary not only in their organizational and operational aspects, but also by geographical region, share of the financial market etc. It is precisely this heterogeneity that enables the informal savings and credit activity to profitably reach those income groups not served by commercial banks and other financial institutions. It is their informality, adaptability and flexibility of operations characteristics which reduce their transactions costs and confers upon them their comparative advantage and economic rationale. Collaborative Finance is characterized by highly personalized loan transactions entailing face to face dealings with borrowers and flexibility in respect of loan purpose, interest rates, collateral requirements, maturity periods and debt rescheduling. Following are the features of Collaborative Finance that make it attractive to low income households It does not require a license .... It encourages community participation in other fields of development the participatory approach of informal initiatives is easily replicable to a wide range of other community development issues. The development of collaborative finance Rotating Saving Associations A Rotating Savings and Credit Association ... from businesses, platforms are emerging to facilitate shared usage with each other. Collaborative ... Link to Collaborative Finance blog http www.moneygorounds.org Link to Money Go Rounds ... lending companies Category Social networks es Consumo colaborativo fr Consommation collaborative ... more details
February 2011 Collaborative software also referred to as groupware , workgroup support systems ... workgroup members. Overview Collaborative software is a broad concept that greatly overlaps with Computer ... how collaborative activities and their coordination can be supported by means of computer systems ... s and social network s like Friendster , Twitter and facebook.com Facebook , the use of collaborative software in the workspace creates a collaborative working environment CWE . A collaborative working ... location. Finally collaborative software relates to the notion of collaborative work systems which ..., G. Moran, L. 2002 . Beyond Teams Building the Collaborative Organization. The Collaborative Work Systems series, Wiley. ref Whereas the groupware or collaborative software pertains to the technological elements of computer supported cooperative work, collaborative work systems become a useful analytical ... collaborative software began with online gaming between early computer users. In 1975 by Will Crowther ... service providers . Parallel to development of MUDs were applications for online chat, video sharing and voice over IP. These would be essential for further development. Studies at Mitre Corporation MITRE ... Government began using truly collaborative applications in the early 1990s. ref http portal.acm.org ... to 6 users created point to point connections with one another the collaborative session only remained ... improved on that model by hosting the collaborative session on a server that each user logged into. Called the Collaborative Virtual Workstation CVW , this allowed the session to be set up in a virtual ... product was sold to General Dynamics and then later to Ezenia. ref http www.ezenia.com products products ... internal projects. IBM Lotus Notes Lotus Notes appeared as a major example of that product category ... anywhere. As collaborative software evolves and migrates into the Internet itself, it contributes to the development of the so called Web2.0 History From Web 1.0 to 2.0 Web 2.0 bringing a host ... more details
and accreditation of all collaborative professionals. The development of its code of practice ...POV date August 2010 ADR Collaborative law also called collaborative practice , divorce , or family law ... litigation. The collaborative process can be used to facilitate a broad range of other family ... Gazette Collaborative Pre Nups ref This approach to conflict resolution was created in 1990 by a Minnesota family lawyer Stuart Webb, ref http www.collaborativedivorce.net history of collaborative divorce Collaborative Law History ref who saw that traditional litigation was not always helpful to parties and their families, and often was damaging. Since 1990, the Collaborative Law movement has spread ... of Collaborative Professionals IACP , ref http www.collaborativepractice.com IACP WEbsite ref more than 22,000 lawyers have been trained in Collaborative Law worldwide, with collaborative practitioners in at least 46 states. In some localities, Collaborative Law has become the predominant method for resolving ... their training in England where collaborative law was launched in 2003. The growth of the collaborative ... Collaborative Law and called for its extension to other areas. ref http www.spearswms.com spears world shot before dawn 15332 collaborative law.thtml Spears WMS Collaborative Law ref ref http business.timesonline.co.uk tol business law article6866885.ece The Times Senior judge says collaborative ... Judge of the Family Division, had promised that collaborative agreements would be fast tracked ... for couples who agree ref Organizations The primary global collaborative organisation is the International Academy of Collaborative Professionals IACP , which was founded in the late 1990 s by a group ... practice groups or PODS of collaborative practitioners worldwide. An updated list of worldwide practice ... Lawyers Website ref all have Collaborative Law committees. IACP is an interdisciplinary organisation ... Collaborative organisations have been established in many jurisdictions,including Australia, ref ... more details
Distinguish simultaneous editing Collaborative editing is the practice of groups producing works together through individual contributions. Effective choices in group awareness, participation, and coordination are critical to successful collaborative writing outcomes. ref Lowry, Paul Benjamin, Aaron Mosiah Curtis and Michelle Rene Lowry. http papers.ssrn.com sol3 papers.cfm?abstract id 666141 A Taxonomy of Collaborative Writing to Improve Empirical Research, Writing Practice, and Tool Development, Journal of Business Communication JBC , Vol. 41, No. 1, pp. 66 99, 2004. ref Most usually it is applied to textual documents or programmatic source code . Such asynchrony asynchronous non simultaneous contributions are very efficient in time, as group members need not assemble in order to work together. Generally, managing such work requires software ref Kuutti, Kari et al. 2003 . http books.google.com books?id F 3RxNdMUNQC&pg PA315&dq collaborative editing&client firefox a v onepage&q collaborative 20editing&f false ECSCW 2003 proceedings of the Eighth European Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work, p. 315. ref the most common tools for editing documents are wiki s, and those for programming, version control system s. Most word processor s are also capable of recording changes this allows editors to work on the same document while automatically clearly labeling who contributed what changes. Wikipedia is an example of a collaborative editing project on a large scale. Notes reflist References Kuutti, Kari, Eija Helena Karsten, Paul Dourish, Geraldine Fitzpatrick and Kjeld Schmidt. 2003 . ECSCW 2003 proceedings of the Eighth European Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work 14 18 September 2003, Helsinki, Finland . London Springer Verlag Kulwer . 10 ISBN 1 402 .... 2008 . Collaborative Writing An Annotated Bibliography. Charlotte, North Carolina Information Age ... Collaborative real time editor Wikiversity Collaborative play writing DEFAULTSORT Collaborative Editing ... more details
Original research date November 2007 Cleanup date June 2009 Collaborative intelligence is a measure of the collaborative ability of a Group sociology group or entity. Knowledge derived from collaborative efforts is affected by the development of the World Wide Web , collaborative groupware such as Skype , Windows NetMeeting NetMeeting , WebEx , and many other factors, although the overall effect of these developments is disputed. See for example the controversial article Is Google Making Us Stupid? IQ is a term readily used to describe or measure an intelligent quota of a person. Emotional Intelligence EQ has been used to measure the Emotional Intelligence of a person to describe how a person handles emotions in a given situation. CQ or Collaborative Intelligence measures the collaborative ability of a group. CQ is a fairly new term arising from the visibility of collaborative efforts of companies and entities. Fact date September 2008 CQ refers to the fact that the knowledge and problem solving capability of a group can be much greater or much less than the aggregate knowledge and capability possessed by individual group members. ref Cite book last Veryard first Richard authorlink Richard Veryard coauthors title Component Based Business publisher Springer date 2001 location London pages url doi id isbn 1 852 33361 8 ref As groups work together they develop a shared memory, which is accessible through the collaborative artifacts created by the group, including meeting minutes, transcripts from threaded discussions, and drawings. The shared memory group memory is also accessible through the memories of group members. Distributed collaborative intelligence is the act of a group ... distributed collaborative intelligence and to facilitate group problem solving are Messaging ... collaborative intelligence quotient are Group moderation and facilitation Adherence to a small ... group memory or knowledge base See also Collaborative innovation network Human ecology The Wisdom of Crowds ... more details
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