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J Grudin
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Page 3 ¢SCW INTRODUCTION boundaries between groups and organizations--and countries.
Collaborative computing already affects us. For example, changes wrought by computer
systems in air travel and financial markets have wide-ranging indirect effects. These reflect the
coordination of select groups of people: They are just the beginning. As computation reaches
all members of groups and organizations, opportunities proliferate to support and change the …
Page 3 ¢SCW INTRODUCTION boundaries between groups and organizations--and countries.
Collaborative computing already affects us. For example, changes wrought by computer
systems in air travel and financial markets have wide-ranging indirect effects. These reflect the
coordination of select groups of people: They are just the beginning. As computation reaches
all members of groups and organizations, opportunities proliferate to support and change the …
Collaboration is a sign of maturation. A child is nurtured at home before venturing into the world. An idea is first developed then introduced to a larger community. We work on a software module in isolation before integrating it.
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