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2009•researchgate.netThe final challenge was the need to support communication and coordination in a richer
ecology of participants with different interests, skills, and background knowledge. Curtis and
his colleagues realized that system development is difficult not because of the technical
problems' complexity but because of the need for mutual understanding and common
ground between all participating stakeholders. This finding motivated our emphasis on the
coevolution of systems, communities, and individuals. 6 Our recent interview with a …
ecology of participants with different interests, skills, and background knowledge. Curtis and
his colleagues realized that system development is difficult not because of the technical
problems' complexity but because of the need for mutual understanding and common
ground between all participating stakeholders. This finding motivated our emphasis on the
coevolution of systems, communities, and individuals. 6 Our recent interview with a …
The final challenge was the need to support communication and coordination in a richer ecology of participants with different interests, skills, and background knowledge. Curtis and his colleagues realized that system development is difficult not because of the technical problems’ complexity but because of the need for mutual understanding and common ground between all participating stakeholders. This finding motivated our emphasis on the coevolution of systems, communities, and individuals. 6
Our recent interview with a geoscientist highlights these challenges’ importance. He uses several domain-specific software systems to analyze his research data. However, those systems cannot provide complete solutions to his problems as his research unfolds and his understanding of the problem, data, and results progresses. He said,
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