A Research Paradigm for Hybrid Collaboration and Meetings: Moving from Analysis to Support

Thomas Neumayr

A Research Paradigm for Hybrid Collaboration and Meetings: Moving from Analysis to Support

Thomas Neumayr

Publikation: Abschlussarbeiten › Dissertation

Abstract

The adjective "hybrid" is currently on everyone's lips. When used in combination with meetings, conferences, teaching, or similar endeavors, it usually refers to an activity with both co-located and remote participants. The first case in this theses makes it that the phenomenon is neither novel bor was it historically well-reserached before the years following 2019 brought a tremendous surge of research interest. Most research was traditionally focused on studying either co-located or remote collaboration and the relatively wildly scattered throughout the pool of literature. Accordingly these earlier descriptions are exceptionall hard to identify.

Originalsprache	Englisch
Betreuung / Begutachtung	Kotsis, Gabriele, Begutachterin Sametinger, Johannes, Begutachterin
Publikationsstatus	Veröffentlicht - Dez. 2023

Wissenschaftszweige

102006 Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW)
102015 Informationssysteme
102016 IT-Sicherheit
102020 Medizinische Informatik
102022 Softwareentwicklung
102027 Web Engineering
102034 Cyber-Physical Systems
509026 Digitalisierungsforschung
102040 Quantencomputing
502032 Qualitätsmanagement
502050 Wirtschaftsinformatik
503015 Fachdidaktik Technische Wissenschaften

JKU-Schwerpunkte

Digital Transformation

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