Susanne Hupfer
ABSTRACT
We present contextual collaboration, an approach to building collaborative systems that embeds collaborative capabilities into core applications, and discuss its advantages. We describe the Jazz collaborative application development environment that we are using to explore this concept and discuss design guidelines that have emerged from our experience.
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Index Terms
- Introducing collaboration into an application development environment
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