24th International Conference on Collaboration and Technology, Costa de Caparica, Portugal

Abbrevation

CRIWG

Link

http://criwg2018.csites.fct.unl.pt/

City

Costa de Caparica

Country

Portugal

Deadline Paper

2018-04-08

Start Date

2018-09-05

End Date

2018-09-07

Abstract

We invite you to participate in the 24th International Conference on Collaboration and Technology (CRIWG 2018). The Conference is a major forum for academic researchers to exchange their experiences related to the development and use of collaboration technology, and it has a strong focus on technology design and development. Most published papers propose innovative technical + human + organizational approaches to expand collaboration support, often backed up by theory brought from various disciplines including computer science, management science, design science, cognitive sciences and social sciences. However, the Conference also seeks papers with theory, models, design principles, methodologies, and case studies that contribute to better understand the complex interrelations between collaboration and technology. Considering the heterogeneity of research in collaboration and technology, researchers may address the validation of their work through multiple approaches including laboratory experiments, fieldwork, analytic evaluations, case studies, prototyping, and empirical tests. TOPICS The conference seeks research contributions in the following key areas (but not limited to): Organization design and engineering: – Work analysis, work modeling and process management – Group decision–making and negotiation – Group–oriented knowledge management – Collaboration engineering – Virtual, had–hoc, mobile organizations – Organization resilience – Measuring team performance Collaboration through social media – Online communities – Crowdsourcing – Serious games – Behavioral incentives – Social media analytics – Digital inclusion using social media Collaboration technology – Multi–user interfaces – Collaboration frameworks, toolkits and design patterns – Multi–agent systems supporting collaboration – Mobile, physically–embodied collaboration – Work–on–demand platforms – Design principles for collaboration support – Supporting meta–design Collaboration in specific application domains – Collaboration in education – Collaboration in research – Collaboration in healthcare – Collaboration in software engineering – Collaboration in emergency management – Collaboration in safety management – Case studies