Since the establishment of Computer Supported Collaborative Work as a research area,
computer advances have change the paradigm of how technology is applied to improve the …

Does distance still matter? Reporting on a comparative analysis of four ethnographic studies
of global software development, this article analyzes the fundamental aspects of distance as …

Ethnography is a qualitative research method used to study people and cultures. It is largely
adopted in disciplines outside software engineering, including different areas of computer …

After the pandemic, it is urgently important to explore the special challenges which arise with
hybrid work. Through cross-case analyses of published papers, we propose collocated …

While CSCW researchers have studied collaboration across distance for more than two
decades, the scale and context of geographically distributed work during the pandemic is …

We propose to extend CSCW research to include the design of buildings for cooperative
work and to engage in designing Human-Building Interaction supporting cooperative …

Prior research documents how the use of national cultural differences when used as an
argument for failed collaboration is problematic and makes information technology (IT) …

We report on an ethnographic study of an outsourcing global software development (GSD)
setup between a Danish IT company and an Indian IT vendor developing a system to …

The cooperative, invisible non-clinical work of hospital orderlies is often overlooked. It
consists foremost of transferring patients between hospital departments. As the overall …

The ever more pervasive 'informationalization'of crisis management and response brings
both unprecedented opportunities and challenges. Recent years have seen the emergence …