So while most collaborative consumption literature concentrates on the hard economics of why it makes sense to rent, not own, a good you use only occasionally, it seems that soft factors - sustainability, social interaction, citizenship - are at least as important a factor for start-ups like Lyft, Vayable and Task Rabbit.
Recommendations were similar to factors that enabled collaboration in literature on management networks, interprofessional health services research, teamwork, knowledge translation, communities of practice, and quality improvement collaboratives [ 36].
This article contributes to the literature on collaborative governance in cross-sector health networks by providing comprehensive empirical evidence about collaborative governance arrangements and practices in one such network in England – the Health Innovation and Education Clusters (HIECs).
The related data is collected from the growing literature on collaborative design.
Based on understanding existing literature of collaborative environments, we suggest that users' analyses should not be isolated in one environment (i.e. desktop or collaborative environments).
The ecosystem services concept has so far received little attention in scientific literature about collaborative landscape planning.
Several approaches for recommending products to the users are proposed in literature, and collaborative filtering has been proved to be one of the most successful techniques.
We infer from the existing literature that collaborative CAD solution attempts involve holistic approaches in which all aspects of the problem (social and technical) are being addressed.
In order to reduce co-channel interference, various kinds of cooperation techniques have been considered in recent literature, including collaborative frequency scheduling among eNBs and HeNBs [5], group formation of HeNBs by exchanging information among neighboring HeNBs [6, 7], power control approaches [8 10], and intelligent spectrum access [11].
