Analysis of Interactions on Coordination for Design Projects

Matta, Nada; Atifi, Hassan; Sediri, Mohammed; Sagdal, Mohammed

doi:10.1109/sitis.2010.62

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“…A project memory describes "the history of a project and knowledge produced during the realization of a project" [20], [22]. It must consider mainly (Figure 1.)…”

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“…The several teams are regarded as Copartners who share the decision-making during the realization of the project. This type of organization is in general dissolved at the end of the project [20], [22]. In this type of organization, the knowledge produced during the project realization has a collaborative dimension which is in general volatile.…”

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Traceability of design project knowledge using PLM

Matta

Ducellier

Charlot

et al. 2011

2011 International Conference on Collaboration Technologies and Systems (CTS)

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The expertise represents an important capital in a company. The loss of this kind of knowledge has pushed the companies to look for a means to capitalize on it so as to use in the future. In fact, in many companies the design process usually learn from an old similar experience, the designers develop an existent solution, or try to take back old solution in order to adapt it to a new requirement. This tendency to reuse old solutions is strengthened by constraints of time, of efficiency and of search of a maximum of reliability. Therefore, the importance of the capitalization of design project knowledge is more and more increasing. This paper presents techniques to extract and to represent this type of knowledge in a project memory, using Process Life cycle Management (PLM) tools.

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“…A project memory describes "the history of a project and knowledge produced during the realization of a project" [20], [22]. It must consider mainly (Figure 1.)…”

Section: Definitionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Traceability of design project knowledge using PLM

Matta

Ducellier

Charlot

et al. 2011

2011 International Conference on Collaboration Technologies and Systems (CTS)

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“…In last studies, we identify a structure to analysis coordination messages [12]. Based on pragmatics analysis, we defined a grid to structure coordination messages based on the main act to do (inform, request, describe, etc.)…”

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“…We will continue to validate this work on other type of projects. This work can open to identify other grid analysis like: engagement of actors, design-rationale, coordination [12], etc.…”

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Knowledge extraction from professional e-mails

Matta¹,

Atifi²,

Rauscher³

2014

Annals of Computer Science and Information Systems

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Abstract-Some professional e-mails contain knowledge about how actor face problem in order to realize projects. This type of knowledge is produced in cooperative activity. Representing project knowledge leads to structure link between coordination, cooperative decision-making and communication. The main objective of our work is to extract knowledge from daily work. So the main questions of our research are:• Can we extract knowledge from professional e-mails? • If so, which type of knowledge can be represented? • How to link this knowledge to project memory? We present in this paper our first work in this aim. Our hypothesis is tested on a software development application.

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“…Altough some works have been done on emails related to topics classification or spam detection (Jindal, 2007), it's rarely used in the context of knowledge management. The use of email is often confined to coordination and planning tasks (Wasiak et al, 2011), (Matta et al, 2010) or in case of legals issues. Enron case turned into a rich corpus for research about communication and social networks (Diesner, 2005).…”

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Discovering Problem-Solving Knowledge in Business Emails - Traceability in Software Design Using Computer Mediated Communication

Rauscher

Matta

Atifi

2014

Proceedings of the International Conference on Knowledge Management and Information Sharing

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This article addresses issues related to problem solving knowledge detection in business emails. The objective is to discover if there are traces of knowledge left in emails and how to detect it. Finding patterns and structure of interest in emails corpora is a difficult task, but it is a necessity for companies in order to keep traces and learn lessons from previous projects. Especially in software development project that can be very costly and time consuming. In this paper, we present a general method for discovering problem solving requests in professional emails using mixed techniques from pragmatics analysis and knowledge engineering. This study takes place in the project memory work aiming at the traceability and structuration of knowledge in daily business environment.

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Analysis of Interactions on Coordination for Design Projects

Cited by 11 publications

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Traceability of design project knowledge using PLM

Traceability of design project knowledge using PLM

Knowledge extraction from professional e-mails

Discovering Problem-Solving Knowledge in Business Emails - Traceability in Software Design Using Computer Mediated Communication

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