Cooperative and integrated workflow and document management for engineering applications

Joeris, Gregor

doi:10.1109/dexa.1997.617238

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“…In the proposed system, a document's content is saved in a database, despite the existing conventional co-authoring platforms, which increased the efficiency of data retrieval. Joeris et al [27] also proposed another application of synchronous collaboration, which supports the engineering domain. The work done in [28] allows its users to write mathematical expressions collaboratively.…”

Section: Overview Of Computer Supported Cooperative Work (Cscw) Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Intelligent and Interactive Interface to Support Symmetrical Collaborative Educational Writing among Visually Impaired and Sighted Users

2019

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It is often uncomfortable for disabled individuals, especially those with vision impairment, to conduct educational activities in collaboration with people that have perfect vision. This can be because of the former’s lack of confidence, vision capability, and acceptance. Information and communications technology (ICT) has played a vital role in giving support to people with visual impairments so that they can overcome their issues. This study proposes innovative solutions that address the challenges faced by partially or completely visually impaired people. It provides an interactive and intelligent interface, which they may use to perform educational activities, such as editing, writing, or reviewing documents, in collaboration with people without visual impairments. The system provides high-quality awareness features by sending them instant voice notifications about the actions and events occurring in the shared environment. A speech-recognition engine has been integrated into the system to allow users to interact with the application through voice commands. The system is evaluated through experiments, where people with visual impairment and people without visual impairment were engaged in collaborative writing. The obtained results are encouraging. The users showed curiosity in the system and were able to focus on the productive task instead of their disability.

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Section: Overview Of Computer Supported Cooperative Work (Cscw) Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Intelligent and Interactive Interface to Support Symmetrical Collaborative Educational Writing among Visually Impaired and Sighted Users

2019

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“…Unlike of other conventional co-authoring platform, they used database to save the content of the document. One of another application of synchronous collaboration is explained by Joeris et al [11], who used this technology to support engineering domain. [16] is a collaborative writing platform for writing mathematical expressions.…”

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A Group Awareness System for Blinds in Web Co-Authoring Environment

Waqar¹,

Aslam²,

Waheed³

et al. 2016

Proceedings of the 2015 International Conference on Recent Advances in Computer Systems

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Abstract-Generally, it is seen that the disable people most commonly blinds in our society are not encouraged to work with normal community due to lack of vision, communication, and understandings. Fortunately, this is no longer a big issue. By use of modern technology and tools we can develop flexible environments in which blinds work collaboratively with normal ones and share their knowledge with each other to produce a robust and worthy task. In this research, we solve the issue by proposing a platform for different categories of people (fully/partially impaired and normal). The locally/remotely distributed participants work together (online or offline) in a Web based co-authoring environment to produce a shared document. The system presents a simplified design of mechanisms to share, modify, and update document and their resources in a consistent and controlled way such that each group member can easily able to know the updates and be well aware about the current state of the common object. The main goal of the research is to make the handicap persons self-reliant, confident, and independent so that they can play their equal part in every group activity of the society. The approach is evaluated by means of experiments conducted with blinds and normal authors in a distributed environment.

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“…For flexible control and data flow modeling, Joeris introduced an approach to support cooperation on the workflow level which takes versioning and different forms of data interchange between activities into account [16]. They concentrate on both document level and workflow level within a comprehensive process management system.…”

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confidence: 99%

A document-driven agent-based approach for business processes management

Kuo

2004

Information and Software Technology

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Cooperative and integrated workflow and document management for engineering applications

Cited by 10 publications

References 15 publications

An Intelligent and Interactive Interface to Support Symmetrical Collaborative Educational Writing among Visually Impaired and Sighted Users

An Intelligent and Interactive Interface to Support Symmetrical Collaborative Educational Writing among Visually Impaired and Sighted Users

A Group Awareness System for Blinds in Web Co-Authoring Environment

A document-driven agent-based approach for business processes management

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