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An agent-based middleware for supporting spontaneous collaboration among co-located, mobile, and not necessarily known people

Aldunate et al., 2002

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229767557342615979
Author
Aldunate R
Nussbaum M
Gonzalez R
Publication year
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Workshop on” Ad-hoc Communications and Collaboration in Ubiquitous Computing Environments” ACM CSCW

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Efficiency oriented activities require some people to collaborate in order to achieve better results. People, who don't necessarily know to each other, need to be organized, communicated, and coordinated effectively to achieve a successful outcome. Today's …
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