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Answer Garden 2: merging organizational memory with collaborative help
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Basic support for cooperative work on the World Wide Web
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Groupware and teamwork: invisible aid or technical hindrance?
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Compositional features for promoting awareness within and across cooperative applications
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NESSIE: an awareness environment for cooperative settings
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Weakly augmented reality: observing and designing the work-place of creative designers
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The Social Life of Information
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Context browser: ontology based navigation in information spaces
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Document recommendation for knowledge sharing in personal folder environments
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Most of the available knowledge management systems pay little attention to two important aspects: the need of supporting emerging communities of interest together with the official organizational structure; and the need of cluing together knowledge associated with any kind of involved entity including people, communities, and informal knowledge. The MILK system enhances knowledge discovery and sharing by providing services addressing these aspects and supplying innovative interfaces and interaction styles. The goal of MILK is to become a familiar environment integrated in the every-day activities of dynamic modern workers. To meet the users' needs, the solution proposed by MILK roots in ethnographic analysis capturing the common practices within an organization.