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The Dimensions of E-Work

ACM News Service: Purdue Engineers Define 15 Dimensions of 'E-Work'.  This work by Shimon Hof involves four domains: (1) E-Work, (2) distributed decision support, (3) active middleware, and (4) integration, coordination, and collaboration.  the 15 e-dimensions are a means for establishing the integration conditions that apply for some e-work component.

The 2004-12-15 Purdue University News article ties the 15 e-dimensions to work of the PRISM Center, though I found it difficult to track down anything more on the 15 dimensions themselves.  It would seem that we must await the forthcoming book edited by Nof and Ceroni.

posted by orcmid at 12/26/2004 10:51:42 PM, rating data by NewsGator Online