Collaborative platforms Sample Clauses

Collaborative platforms. ‌ The work with TAISs corresponds to the novel approach in the RAISD project, though it is framed by the wider paradigm of RRI (Xxxx et al., 2012). However, there are no specific collaborative platforms either for TAISs or RRI so far. Regarding platforms and tools for collaborative work, there are plenty of alternatives. The ones used in a group or organization depend on many factors, including their computer skills, the kind of project they are working on (e.g. innovative vs consolidated process), their organisational structure (e.g. hierarchical vs flat structure) and the needs the software covers (e.g. communication, digital repository, planning, or collaborative editing). Usually, organisations do not rely on a single tool that satisfies all their needs, because it would be probably tailored and of high costs, and it would make more difficult to interoperate with external partners. Thus, they combine multiple tools, which frequently also causes interaction problems. Next sub-sections review some groups of these tools classified in several categories according to their main purpose: content management (see section 2.1.1); building communities (see section 2.1.3); matching people needs and services (see section 2.1.4); project management (see section 2.1.5); workflow management (see section 2.1.6); communication (see section 2.1.6); RRI co-design (see section 2.1.7). The lists do not aim to be exhaustive, but to offer a good perspective of the current trends in collaboration tools. This is useful to identify relevant functionality to support the RAISD process, and thus CRIOS requirements. This review is partly based on the classification and report for collaborative platforms of the H2020 project FoTTRIS (Xxxxxxxx et al., 2018).
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