TheEvolve project: Component-based tailorability for CSCW applications [Book Review]

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AI and Society 14 (1):120-141 (2000)
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platform, whose design concepts are described. Furthermore, a concrete example for the application of the approach to the design of a tailorable distributed coordination tool is given. We discuss related work, summarise the current state of the component-based tailorability approach and propose venues of further research

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