Composing in groups: the concept of authority in cross functional project team work

Loehr, L.

doi:10.1109/47.387772

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“…Given the importance of CW and its interdisciplinary nature, researchers have examined it from several interdisciplinary perspectives. Articles have been published on such topics as CW strategies (Ede & Lunsford, 1990), issues encountered by MBA students using basic CW technologies (Forman, 1991), processes and practices in the military (Rice & Huguley, 1994), e-Government , a research bibliography (Bosley, Morgan, & Allen, 1990), a case study on authority in CW groups (Loehr, 1995), a survey on CW in engineering co-op experiences (Kreth, 2000), CW in the workplace (Duin, 1991), large CW groups (McIsaac & Aschauer, 1990), an ethnographic study of large CW groups (Cross, 1998(Cross, , 2001, CW experiments using computer-mediated communication (Galegher & Kraut, 1994), creating a CW course (Belanger & Greer, 1992), CW hypertext technologies (Rada & Wang, 1998), and CW experiments using CWspecific software Olson, Olson, Storrosten, & Carter, 1993).…”

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Building a Taxonomy and Nomenclature of Collaborative Writing to Improve Interdisciplinary Research and Practice

Lowry

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Lowry

2004

Journal of Business Communication

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This article provides a taxonomy of, nomenclature for, and discussion of issues related to collaborative writing. The goal is to enhance its research, improve its application in academia and industry, and help produce technologies that better support collaborative writing. To write collaboratively and build supportive technologies, practitioners and academics need to use a consistent nomenclature and taxonomy of collaborative writing. This article defines key collaborative writing terms and builds a taxonomy, including collaborative writing activities, strategies, control modes, work modes, and roles. This article stresses that effective choices in group awareness, participation, and coordination are critical to successful collaborative writing outcomes, and that these outcomes may be promoted through collaborative writing software, chat software, face-to-face meetings, and group processes.

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Building a Taxonomy and Nomenclature of Collaborative Writing to Improve Interdisciplinary Research and Practice

Lowry

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Lowry

2004

Journal of Business Communication

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“…Authority management commonly refers to determine the authorized entities to access the specified information, document or knowledge (Chiu, 2001;Li et al, 2001;Loehr, 1995). On the other hand, security management broadly concerns the security of information and prevention of illegal access/edition of information, document or knowledge (Parker, 1995).…”

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Enabling Intelligent Knowledge Authority Management for Collaborative Commerce Using Knowledge Keywords

Hou

Yang

2004

Journal of the Chinese Institute of Industrial Engineers

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The intelligent document and knowledge management mechanism is required for efficient management over the sophisticated knowledge, documents and transaction information induced in the business collaboration environment. In order to establish the knowledge or document repository as an enterprise asset, one of the critical issues is the document content and authority management. In this paper, the key contents of a document are represented as the knowledge ontology consisting of major and minor keywords. Since a decision support approach for document authority determination is required to systematically determine knowledge accessibility, this paper proposes a four-phase reasoning approach for document authority management using keyword ontology. Authority of the target knowledge can be automatically determined on the basis of the keyword correlation with the existing documents. A demonstration case is also provided to illustrate feasibility of the approach. Generally, the approach can provide the knowledge engineer or administrator an applicable solution for efficient knowledge/document content and authority management under the collaborative commerce architecture.

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Enterprise system programs: Goal setting and cooperation in the integration team

Chang

Jiang

Klein

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Information & Management

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Composing in groups: the concept of authority in cross functional project team work

Cited by 12 publications

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Building a Taxonomy and Nomenclature of Collaborative Writing to Improve Interdisciplinary Research and Practice

Building a Taxonomy and Nomenclature of Collaborative Writing to Improve Interdisciplinary Research and Practice

Enabling Intelligent Knowledge Authority Management for Collaborative Commerce Using Knowledge Keywords

Enterprise system programs: Goal setting and cooperation in the integration team

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