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Table of contents

General Chair's Report

Organizer's report

WETICE Organization Committee

List of attendees

Collaboration, Social Interaction and Social Protocols

Cognitive Processes and Collaborative Working Technologies: The Point of View of a Psychologist

Virtual Development, Testing and Learning Platforms for the Integrated Development of Products and Production Systems

Infrastructure and Collaborative Technologies: The Engineering Experience

Spatial Cognition: Agents between Sensation and Reality

Agent-Based Computing for Enterprise Collaboration Synergies of Agents and Services

Load Balancing of Mobile Agents Based Applications in Grid Systems

An Agent-Based Approach for Composition of Semantic Web Services

An Agent-Based Approach for Distributed Execution of Composite Web Services

Emergent Chaotic Behaviour in Agent Based Manufacturing Systems

Wolf – An Eclipse Plug-In for WADE

The PIRR Methodology to Estimate Resource Requirements for Distributed NM Applications in Mobile Networks

Using Task-Based Dialogues for Multi-agent Collaborations

Coordination of Knowledge in Pervasive Environments

A Study on Human Performance in a Cooperative Local Navigation Robotic System

Secure P2P Programming on Top of Tuple Spaces

Relation-Centric Development of Spatially-Aware Applications

Cooperative Behavior of Artificial Neural Agents Based on Evolutionary Architectures

Collective Sort and Emergent Patterns of Tuple Distribution in Grid-Like Networks

Situating A&A ReSpecT for Pervasive Environment Applications

Coordinating Mobile Actors in Pervasive and Mobile Scenarios: An AI-Based Approach

COPS 2008 Workshop Final Report

Integrating Overlay and Social Networks for Seamless P2P Networking

Personalized Recommendations in Peer-to-Peer Systems

A Sybil-Resistant Admission Control Coupling SybilGuard with Distributed Certification

Decentralized Network Analysis: A Proposal

Collabory: A Collaborative Throughput Stabilizer & Accelerator for P2P Protocols

Reciprocal Exchange for Resource Allocation in Peer-to-Peer Networks

Federated Collaborations with Exertions

Information and Regulation in Decentralized Marketplaces for P2P-Grids

On NAT Traversal in Peer-to-Peer Applications

Early Stage Denial of Service Attacks in BitTorrent: An Experimental Study

DMC-Distributed and Mobile Collaboration Workshop Report

Mobile Ad Hoc Networks for Collaborative and Mission-Critical Mobile Scenarios: A Practical Study

Service Discovery for Semantic Peer-to-Peer Cooperation

A Context-Sware Data Sharing Service over MANet to Enable Spontaneous Collaboration

An Architecture for an Adaptive and Collaborative Learning Management System in Aviation Security

Emerging Technologies for Next-Generation GRID

Quality Interplay in Regular vs. Irregular Grid Topologies

A Tuple Space Service for Large Scale Infrastructures

GRIPLAB 1.0: Grid Image Processing Laboratory for Distributed Machine Vision Applications

Towards Making WSRF Based Web Services Strongly Mobile

A GSPN Model to Analyze Performance Parameters in gLite Grids

RexMidas: A Reflective Middleware for Transparently and Effectively Distributing Objects on a Grid System

Testing Replica Selection Policies in a Pan-European Grid VO

Advanced Reservation in Grid Using PBS

Agile Cooperative Process-Aware Information Systems (ProGility 2008)

Adaptive Process Management. Issues and (Some) Solutions

Supporting Flexible Processes with Adaptive Work?ow and Case Handling

An Agent-Oriented System for Workflow Enactment Tracking

Introspection into an Agile Workflow Engine for Long-Term Processes

Impact of Data Aggregation on the Significance of Process Mining Results: An Experimental Evaluation

Managing Flow Dependencies: The "Missing Link" in Co-ordinating Distributed Teams in Large-Scale Development Projects

On Correctness, Compliance and Consistency of Process Models

Twelfth Securities Technologies (ST) Workshop Report

On the Modeling of Bell-LaPadula Security Policies Using RBAC

Defusing Intrusion Capabilities by Collaborative Anomalous Trust

WETICE2008 Showcase Report

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Cognitive Processes and Collaborative Working Technologies: The Point of View of a Psychologist

Content Provider	IEEE Xplore Digital Library
Author	Belardinelli, M.O.
Copyright Year	2008
Abstract	Although it is evident that either the technological aspects of collaborative working and human competences and performances in using new technologies derive and are influenced by several cognitive processes no agreement exists as regards not only the number but also (and more importantly) the nature of these cognitive processes. A major point of debate resides in the newly introduced concept of "distributed cognition" due to the multiplicative effect of knowledge diffusion besides individual minds and social relationships, also among technological artefacts and different artificial systems. Distributed cognition is highly supported by external devices and therefore emphasizes the role of facilities external to the mind in developing knowledge not only as regards existing technology but, in particular as regards the "user-generated-content" devices and the practise of file-sharing. Distributed cognition, being no longer a subject's property, requires a new circular and dynamic model of the organism/environment relationships entailing a redefinition of the psychological system so as to include both the organism - playing the leading role - and the environment, as inseparable interacting components (Olivetti Belardinelli). In the unified viewpoint of the organism-environment system a simple operative value is assigned to the distinction between subject and object, understood as subsystems interacting by virtue of their essential structure. In the case of the new communication and working technologies this dynamic model allows to describe the progressive coincidence of agency and agent in an emergent interconnected subject behaving in a generative and proactive way more than in a reactive one. This collective agency is based on the shared reliance on collective efficacy as attribute emerging at a group level, following cooperation and interaction dynamics. Once more the relationships between technology and cognitive achievement is double- bounded since technology allows the emergence of what De Kerckhove calls "collaborative or connective intelligence" which in its turn has a multiplicative effect on technology development. The existing literature about the cognitive processing by the collaborative intelligence will be discussed in the light of the above mentioned dynamic model requiring a combined objective- and subjective-oriented method for assessing accessibility and usability of the "cognitive Web".
File Size	65252
File Format	PDF
ISBN	9780769533155
ISSN	15244547
DOI	10.1109/WETICE.2008.60
Language	English
Publisher	Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE)
Publisher Date	2008-06-23
Publisher Place	Italy
Access Restriction	Subscribed
Rights Holder	Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE)
Subject Keyword	Collaborative work Psychology Cognition Organisms Collaboration Humans Communications technology Usability Information processing Knowledge representation
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Article
Subject	Hardware and Architecture Software

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