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RFC1324 A Discussion on Computer Network Conferencing. [c. 1992/05/01]
RFC2291 Requirements for a Distributed Authoring and Versioning Protocol for the World Wide Web. [c. 1998/02/01]
RFC0965 Format for a graphical communication protocol. [ 1985/12/01]
comp.groupware FAQ: Bibliography5: Frequently Asked Questions
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/faqs/comp-groupware-faq/bibliography5 (At MIT)
Project Management Programs - Frequently asked Questions (FAQ)
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/faqs/proj-plan-faq (At MIT)
comp.groupware FAQ: Bibliography-editors
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/faqs/comp-groupware-faq/bibliography-editors (At MIT)
comp.groupware FAQ: Bibliography1: Frequently Asked Questions
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/faqs/comp-groupware-faq/bibliography1 (At MIT)
comp.groupware FAQ: Bibliography2: Frequently Asked Questions
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/faqs/comp-groupware-faq/bibliography2 (At MIT)
comp.groupware FAQ: Bibliography3: Frequently Asked Questions
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/faqs/comp-groupware-faq/bibliography3 (At MIT)
comp.groupware FAQ: Bibliography4: Frequently Asked Questions
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/faqs/comp-groupware-faq/bibliography4 (At MIT)
comp.groupware FAQ: Posting guidelines for Comp.groupware
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/faqs/comp-groupware-faq/guidelines (At MIT)
comp.groupware FAQ: ** How to retrieve the FAQ postings
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/faqs/comp-groupware-faq/pointer (At MIT)
comp.groupware FAQ: Products-editors
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/faqs/comp-groupware-faq/products-editors (At MIT)
comp.groupware FAQ: Products1: Frequently Asked Questions
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/faqs/comp-groupware-faq/products1 (At MIT)
comp.groupware FAQ: Products2: Frequently Asked Questions
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/faqs/comp-groupware-faq/products2 (At MIT)
comp.groupware FAQ: Products3: Frequently Asked Questions
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/faqs/comp-groupware-faq/products3 (At MIT)
comp.groupware FAQ: Products4: Frequently Asked Questions
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/faqs/comp-groupware-faq/products4 (At MIT)
comp.groupware FAQ: Products5: Frequently Asked Questions
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/faqs/comp-groupware-faq/products5 (At MIT)
comp.software.config-mgmt FAQ: Problem Management Tools Summary
ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/faqs/sw-config-mgmt/prob-mgt-tools (At MIT)
Inactive Orbits: (Not included on this page)
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Distributed Work [Pamela Hinds (Editor), Sara Kiesler (Editor); 2002-05-07] ISBN 0262083051 - At Barnes & Noble - At Amazon - At Half
PMP: Project Management Professional Study Guide [Kim Heldman; 2002-04-22] ISBN 0782141064 - At Barnes & Noble - At Amazon - At Half
Internet Based Workflow Management: Towards a Semantic Web [Dan C. Marinescu; 2002-04-05] ISBN 0471439622 - At Barnes & Noble - At Amazon - At Half
Software for Your Head: Core Protocols for Creating and Maintaining Shared Vision [Jim McCarthy, Michele McCarthy; 2001-12-27] ISBN 0201604566 - At Barnes & Noble - At Amazon - At Half
Design for Community: The Art of Connecting Real People in Virtual Places [Derek M. Powazek; 2001-08-09] ISBN 0735710759 - At Barnes & Noble - At Amazon - At Half
Web-Based Human Resources [Alfred J. Walker (Editor), et al; 2001-05-21] ISBN 007136515X - At Barnes & Noble - At Amazon - At Half
Peopleware Papers, The: Notes on the Human Side of Software [Larry L. Constantine; 2001-04-06] ISBN 0130601233 - At Barnes & Noble - At Amazon - At Half
The Distance Manager: A Hands On Guide to Managing Off-Site Employees and Virtual Teams [Kimball Fisher, Mareen Duncan Fisher; 2000-09-22] ISBN 0071360654 - At Barnes & Noble - At Amazon - At Half
Culture.com: Building Corporate Culture in the Connected Workplace [Peg C. Neuhauser, et al; 2000-09-08] ISBN 0471645397 - At Barnes & Noble - At Amazon - At Half
Facilitating With Ease! A Step-By-Step Guidebook with Customizable Worksheets on CD-ROM [Ingrid Bens; 2000-01] ISBN 0787951943 - At Barnes & Noble - At Amazon - At Half
Practical Internet Groupware [Jon Udell; 1999-11-15] ISBN 1565925378 - At Barnes & Noble - At Amazon - At Half
Collaborative Web Development: Strategies and Best Practices for Web Teams [Jessica R. Burdman; 1999-09-14] ISBN 0201433311 - At Barnes & Noble - At Amazon - At Half
Software Project Survival Guide [McConnell, Steve ; Microsoft Press 1997-11] ISBN 1572316217 - At Barnes & Noble - At Amazon - DDJ Mention - At Half
Rapid Development : Taming Wild Software Schedules [McComb, Gordon ; Microsoft Press 1996-07] ISBN 1556159005 - At Barnes & Noble - At Amazon - ERCB Review - DDJ Mention - At Half
The Mythical Man-Month : Essays On Software Engineering [Bronson, Po ; Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, Inc. 1995-07] ISBN 0201835959 - At Barnes & Noble - At Amazon - ERCB Review - At Half
Readings in Groupware and Computer-Supported Cooperative Work : Assisting Human-Human Collaboration [Ronald M. Baecker (Editor); 1992-12] ISBN 1558602410 - At Barnes & Noble - At Amazon - At Half
Clouds to Code - semi-fictionalized account of the design, development, and deployment of an automated calling system. [Liberty, Jesse ; Wrox Press ] ISBN 1861000952 - At Barnes & Noble - At Amazon - DDJ Mention - At Half
Constantine On Peopleware [Connell, John ; Prentice-Hall, Inc. ] ISBN 0133319768 - At Barnes & Noble - At Amazon - At Half
Estimating Software Costs - bring IS and corporate's expectations of software costs closer to an estimate based on reality. [Johnson, Nels ; McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. ] ISBN 0079130941 - At Barnes & Noble - At Amazon - At Half
Inactive Orbits: (Not included on this page)
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Self-Organization and Identification of Web Communities ( Gary William Flake, Steve Lawrence, C. Lee Giles, Frans M. Coetzee ; IEEE Computer Magazine 2002-03)
- Millions of individuals operating independently author the Web's information. Despite its decentralized nature, the authors' work shows that the Web self-organizes and its link structure allows efficient identification of communities. This is significant because no central authority or process governs hyperlink formation and structure.A Web community is a collection of Web pages in which each member page has more hyperlinks within the community than outside it. Compared to previous methods of finding related Web pages,the authors describe an approach that retains the transparency of methods such as cocitation and bibliographic coupling in explaining why pages belong to a community,yet can identify Web communities of arbitrary dimensions. Applications of their method include creating improved search engines, content filtering, and objective analysis of Web content and the relationships between Web communities.
Realizing the Benefits of Virtual Teams ( Charles Steinfield ; IEEE Computer Magazine 2002-03)
Enhancing E-Communities with Agent-Based Systems ( Simon Case, Nader Azarmi, Marcus Thint, Takeshi Ohtani ; IEEE Computer Magazine 2001-07)
- Traditionally, the term community refers to a location where people with common interests gather to share experiences, ask questions, or collaborate. Because they are present in the same locale, members can meet easily to learn from each other by sharing their explicit knowledge and revealing information about their successes and failures. E-communities can use Web technologies to provide geographically disparate groups with the same sense of community. To thrive, these virtual communities require software agents that perform many of the functions that print resources and membership services provide to traditional communities. The authors' studies have shown that intelligent software agents, in the role of personal agents, can effectively provide data sharing, personalized services, and pooled knowledge while maintaining user privacy and promoting interaction in e-communities. Future research should include further investigation of several topics, including automatic learning of short- and long-term user interests, improving information retrieval accuracy, and ontology management. Successful deployment of multi-IDIoMS systems requires addressing ontology management--an issue that generally plagues the Internet. However, recognizing and efficiently collating information about similar topics within heterogeneous data sources remain difficult issues to resolve. Using XML and other standards can mitigate some concerns, but it does not provide a solution to other key issues, especially with regard to legacy data. Nonetheless, the authors believe that their agent-based information management system provides a powerful application for use in complex, distributed Internet e-communities.
Developing Groupware for Requirements Negotiation: Lessons Learned ( Barry Boehm, Paul Grünbacher, Robert O. Briggs ; IEEE Software Magazine 2001-05)
- The authors discuss the lessons they learned while developing four generations of a distributed groupware system called WinWin.
Tactical Approaches for Alleviating Distance in Global Software Development ( Erran Carmel, Ritu Agarwal ; IEEE Software Magazine 2001-03)
- The authors describe three tactical approaches to reducing intensive collaboration, national and organizational cultural differences, and temporal distance.
An Experience in Collaborative Software Engineering Education ( Jesús Favela, Feniosky Peña-Mora ; IEEE Software Magazine 2001-03)
- Development of large-scale systems often requires interaction among geographically distributed specialists. Highlighting tool use and team integration, the authors describe a project-oriented software development course in which students in two countries collaborate on a software project in an Internet-based groupware environment.
Globalization by Chunking: A Quantitative Approach ( Audris Mockus, David M. Weiss ; IEEE Software Magazine 2001-03)
- Distributing software development over many sites—often located in different countries—can cause productivity-reducing coordination difficulties. This article introduces methods for assessing and minimizing coordination problems by identifying tightly coupled work items or chunks as candidates for independent development.
Using Different Communication Media in Requirements Negotiation ( Daniela E. Herlea Damian, Armin Eberlein, Mildred L.G. Shaw, Brian R. Gaines ; IEEE Software Magazine 2000-05)
- Contrary to traditional wisdom, the authors found that when it comes to requirements negotiations, groups meeting face-to-face perform no better than those using video conferencing and computer support. Furthermore, their study identified a particular distributed group configuration that significantly improved performance and was more conducive to negotiation than face-to-face meetings.
Visualization in Teleimmersive Environments ( Jason Leigh, Andrew E. Johnson, Maxine Brown, Daniel J. Sandin, Thomas A. DeFanti ; IEEE Computer Magazine 1999-12)
- In teleimmersion, collaborators at remote sites share the details of a virtual world that can autonomously control computation, query databases, and gather results. They don't meet in a room to discuss a car engine. They meet in the engine itself.
Developing Educational Software Components ( Jeremy Roschelle, Chris DiGiano, Manolis Koutlis, Alexander Repenning, Jonathan Phillips, Nicholas Jackiw, Dan Suthers ; IEEE Computer Magazine 1999-09)
- Having component developers collaborate with domain experts to build applications may be the future of software development. A group of component developers discuss what they've learned in collaborating with educators on educational software components.
Leveraging Distributed Software Development ( Junichi Suzuki, Yoshikazu Yamamoto ; IEEE Computer Magazine 1999-09)
- As the complexities of distributed collaborative-development environments increase, frameworks specifically designed for such environments will become increasingly essential. The authors describe one such framework—called SoftDock—and the new technologies it exploits.
Collaborative Computing: The Next Millennium ( ; IEEE Computer Magazine 1999-09)
- With ubiquitous connectivity on the horizon, collaborative computing promises to become one of the next century's core applications.
Architectures, Coordination, and Distance: Conway's Law and Beyond ( James D. Herbsleb, Rebecca E. Grinter ; IEEE Software Magazine 1999-09)
- Geographically distributed development teams face extraordinary communication and coordination problems. The authors' case study clearly demonstrates how common but unanticipated events can stretch project communication to the breaking point. Project schedules can fall apart, particularly during integration. Modular design is necessary, but not sufficient to avoid this fate.
Engineering on the Internet for Global Software Production ( Jerry Z. Gao, Cris Chen, Yasufumi Toyoshima, David K. Leung ; IEEE Computer Magazine 1999-05)
- How can Internet technology change software engineering? Fujitsu has taken the first steps in constructing an enterprise-wide, Internet-based infrastructure that allows teams around the world to collaborate on every phase in the life cycle of a global software product.
The Role of Government in IT Standards ( Jim Isaak ; IEEE Computer Magazine 1998-12)
Information Visualization for Collaborative Computing ( Hsinchun Chen, Jay Nunamaker Jr., Richard Orwig, Olga Titkova ; IEEE Computer Magazine 1998-08)
- A prototype tool classifies output from an electronic meeting system into a manageable list of concepts, topics, or issues that a group can further evaluate. In an experiment with output from the GroupSystems electronic meeting system, the tool's recall ability was comparable to that of a human facilitator, but took roughly a sixth of the time.
Why Does Digital Participate in Standards? ( John Hurd ; IEEE Computer Magazine 1998-06)
Conflict and Consensus: The Role of Standards ( Charles Severance ; IEEE Computer Magazine 1998-01)
Emerging Calendaring and Scheduling Standards ( Frank Dawson ; IEEE Computer Magazine 1997-12)
Is There a Better Way to do UNIX Workgroups? [2001/12/29]
At Ask Slashdot
Which Open Source Projects Are -Really- Collaborative? [2001/09/14]
At Ask Slashdot
Open-Source "Ratings & Recommendations" Software? [2001/05/14]
At Ask Slashdot
Multi-Headed Multimedia Presentation Software? [2001/05/10]
At Ask Slashdot
On the State of Scientific Telecollaboration? [2001/05/05]
At Ask Slashdot
Computer Aided Carpooling? [ 2000/10/24]
At Ask Slashdot
Free Web Meeting Environments? [ 2000/09/21]
At Ask Slashdot
Project-Management Software For Linux? [ 2000/04/11]
At Ask Slashdot
Web-Based Project Management Tools? [ 2000/03/29]
At Ask Slashdot
Enterprise Development Tools For Linux? [ 2000/03/18]
At Ask Slashdot
Collaborative Document Editing? [ 2000/03/16]
At Ask Slashdot
Organizing Open Source [ 2000/02/05]
At Ask Slashdot
Configuring FreeBSD Firewall for NetMeeting? [ 1999/11/10]
At Ask Slashdot
Project Management Tool for Linux? [ 1999/11/09]
At Ask Slashdot
Linux Intranet Application and Collaboration Software? [ 1999/10/26]
At Ask Slashdot
Open Source Calendaring [ 1999/07/18]
At Ask Slashdot
Got the BigPicture? [ 1999/05/04]
At Ask Slashdot
Can Linux do Video Conferencing? [ 1999/01/01]
At Ask Slashdot
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ToutDoux - ToutDoux is a project manager extensible with plug-ins. ToutDoux is based on hOpla (link PostgreSQL-XML), including data's structure, template and data. {(L)GPL}
At Sourceforge ( Production/Stable)
wbd-1.0u4 - A shared drawing (whiteboard) tool using multicast, compatible with wb
At FreeBSD Ports
wbd-1.0ucl4.tgz - shared drawing (whiteboard) tool using multicast (At OpenBSD 2.8_packages i386)
wbd-1.0ucl4.tgz - shared drawing (whiteboard) tool using multicast (At OpenBSD 2.8_packages m68k)
wbd-1.0ucl4.tgz - shared drawing (whiteboard) tool using multicast (At OpenBSD 2.8_packages sparc)
mhc-xemacs21-mule-20020411 - Message Harmonized Calendaring system
At FreeBSD Ports
mhc-emacs20-20020411 - Message Harmonized Calendaring system
At FreeBSD Ports
fdp-tools-1.2 - A set of small utilities for the FreeBSD Documentation Projekt
At FreeBSD Ports
cadaver-0.18.0_2 - Commandline client for DAV
At FreeBSD Ports
cadaver-0.17.0 - command-line WebDAV client (At NetBSD packages collection)
opensched-0.1.0 - A project scheduler
At FreeBSD Ports
mhc-emacs21-20020411 - Message Harmonized Calendaring system
At FreeBSD Ports
relate-2.1 - Mbone integrated interface, audio, video, editor, and whiteboard
At FreeBSD Ports
relate.tgz - ReLaTe integrated conferencing tool from UCL (At OpenBSD 2.8_packages i386)
xopps-1.13 - A tool which lets you draw gantt charts. [X]
At FreeBSD Ports
pegboard - An electronic office sign-in/signout pegboard {oss}
At comp.sources.unix at UUNET
CMS - CMS (Content Management System) is a Perl-based groupware application that allows a group of persons to share documents via a web interface. Documents can be checked-in, checked-out, reserved, etc. {(L)GPL}
At Sourceforge (])
Microsoft Project 2002 Upgrade
Microsoft Project 2000 Upgrade
Microsoft Project 2000
Visual Staff Scheduler PRO 5.0
onProject e-Service Starter Kit
SureTrak Project Manager 3.0
Handango Project Management
Handango Project Management Suite
relate.tgz - ReLaTe integrated conferencing tool from UCL
At OpenBSD 2.8_packages i386
http://www.openbsd.org/2.8_packages/m68k/relate.tgz-long.html (At OpenBSD 2.8_packages m68k)
CCFlauncher - Enables remote uses to initiate and join ongoing collaborative sessions [X] {OpenSource}
Silver Screen for Palm
Razor - An integrated CM system, provides problem/issue tracking, version control, process control, change and release management for any SW development environments including e-business, web applications. Benefits: improved quality, reduced development cost and {comm}
Caliber-RM - Caliber-RM is collaborative, Internet-based requirements management software that facilitates requirement definition and management throughout the development lifecycle. Its centralized repository and automatic change notification enables collaboration am [Windows 95/98/NT client and Windows NT server; and/or Web browser] {comm}
Descriptions Now 5.1
Project KickStart 3.1
PlanWrite Business Plan Writer Deluxe
MindManager Standard Edition
FastTrack Schedule 7.0 Server Version (10-user)
FastTrack Schedule 7.0 Server Version (10-user)
CyberScheduler - Internet-based calendaring and scheduling solution for workgroups {commercial}
(Info at freshmeat)
FastTrack Schedule 7.0
Maximizer 6.0
On Target 2.3
Organizer 4.1
Excel Scheduler 3.5
People Manager 3.0
CalendarMaker 4.5
Franklin Planner Software 7.3
FastTrack Schedule 7.0 Server Version (25-user)
FastTrack Schedule 7.0 Server Version (5-user)
TeamWave Workplace - Shared Internet places for any-time collaboration {x,commercial}
(Info at freshmeat)
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neon-0.19.3 - An HTTP and WebDAV client library for Unix systems, with a C interface
At FreeBSD Ports
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