lightbulbPractical problemTeam Coordination, Handoffs, and Collaboration Analysis
High energy consumption and emissions of machine learning technologies threaten sustainability.Sociotechnical Systems, Collaboration, and Workflows / Team Coordination, Handoffs, and Collaboration Analysis
High energy consumption and emissions of machine learning technologies threaten sustainability.
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lightbulbPractical problemTeam Coordination, Handoffs, and Collaboration Analysis
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lightbulbPractical problemTeam Coordination, Handoffs, and Collaboration Analysis
Researchers struggle to maintain focus and work efficiently in long-term scientific collaboration.CSCW '24Interruptibility during Scientific Research Collaborations: The Effect of Pressure, Proximity and Quiet Time
lightbulbPractical problemTeam Coordination, Handoffs, and Collaboration Analysis
Teams lack real-time effective tools to identify when a team enters flow state.UbiComp '24"Are We in the Zone? Exploring the Features and Method of Detecting Simultaneous Flow Experiences Based on EEG Signals"
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Employees lack effective collaboration skill support in complex work, hindering long-term productivity and innovation.CSCW '23Supporting Workers in Developing Effective Collaboration Skills for Complex Work
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