COLLABORATION TECHNIQUES

Collaboration Techniques

Collaboration Techniques

As companies continue to expand throughout the world for effective collaboration between project teams and employees is becoming a serious problem. This not only made it necessary for companies to exchange information electronically, but also made it necessary for organizations to promote team learning and innovation through the interaction of the group. Indeed, as we all know it is common for business interaction and group seminars in several countries, all at once, via the Internet. For example, several years ago, Hewlett Packard conducted a joint workshop in the traditional classroom. Now, they focus almost exclusively on instruction via an interactive electronic network. As Susan Burnett from Hewlett Packard points out: "We are constantly pushing to blur the line between learning and work to do" with the help of information technology. Wide application of computer-mediated communication technologies (CMCs) contributes to the team on the basis of cooperation. In previous studies on the theory of organizations indicated that organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) would have a positive relationship with the individual intensity of collaboration and efficiency team. Various frameworks, scientists, as Cohen (1995), Walsh and Roselle (1999) and Russell (2001) proposed the use of CMC facilitates information and knowledge sharing, the growth of scientific cooperation, and thus may enhance academic performance. However, as the prospects for limited discussion on how OCB or email use will change the interaction network and thus increase the productivity of co-operation. Poll 304 scientists conducted in four months. The findings of scientists who have proposed a more general knowledge-based information by e-mail, are more likely to enter into a joint. Once the collaboration is established and connected, simple message shared by email is sufficient to maintain the co-authorship relations. Those who collaborate more with others enjoy higher productivity of co-authorship and international publications. OCB whether to ...