We examine tools and trends existing in collaborative design today and propose a repository and its software implementation for the most constrained case of collaboration in design: collaborative conflict handling.
The Integration of the specified collaborative conflict resolution system in a global design environment is then discussed.
In self-oriented individuals, dim warm light should promote interdependent self-construal and, in turn, lead to a preference for collaborative conflict resolution strategies.
While this complexity could be tackled by the use of vectorial opinions [31], [32], our intention here is not to describe extremism as realistically as possible, but to study the rise of collaborative conflict even in the simplest case of binary extremism.
Collaborative and conflict-prone human endeavors are numerous, including public policy-making in globalized societies [8], [9], open-source software development [10], teamwork in operating rooms [11], and even long-term partnerships [12].
These complex triple-helix networks involve a series of different purposes which range from simple collaboration, including collaborative leadership and conflict resolution, to substitution and technology transfer (Ranga and Etzkowitz 2013).
For this reason it is better to use software that can manage multiple versions for files or other collaborative software where conflicts don't occur.
Finally, a fourth explanation, is based on the finding that when there is a knowledge conflict, students in tutorial groups lack good argumentation skills and may not be able to engage in collaborative elaboration of conflicting ideas [ 35].
Embedded into the IPPOP research project perspectives, this paper focus on the particular collaborative situation of conflict management occurring during design activities.
The Bellingcat Ukraine Vehicle Tracking Project, a nonprofit citizen journalism collaborative that investigates conflict zones using off-the-shelf data, geolocation and image-analysis tools, is one small example of this.
The Palestinian-Israeli Collaborative Research PICRR) cross-conflict setting provided a unique opportunity to study overall and indirect effects of pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV7), in two closely related Palestinian populations governed by two distinct health authorities with distinct vaccination policies.
