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Basic support for cooperative work on the World Wide Web
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The Zeno argumentation framework
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Computer-Supported Deliberations for Distributed Teams
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Information and Software Technology
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Collaboration flow management is a new paradigm for virtual team support which departs from the classical 'workflow management' and 'collaborative computing' paradigms. The aim is to support the opportunistic flow of collaboration within a distributed project, considered as a living and self-organizing system. Such a flow includes informal and formal, synchronous and asynchronous, task-oriented and project-oriented collaborative sessions. Some of them are elements of model-driven session-based process fragments. The paper defines the paradigm and describes our Java prototype of collaboration flow management system through a realistic scenario.