Computer-Supported Knotworking

In this paper, we compare two cases of collaboration within healthcare in European countries, Denmark and France respectively. each these cases, conducted a design case study, found that is ad hoc, temporary, shifting with regards to collaborators, aims, processes. We argue for the relevance knotworking its analytic potential investigating kind collaborative work observed. also our present higher complexity level than how has previously been described literature. describe complex as having three characteristics: 1) happens between dynamic number actors (who are usually loosely connected), 2) episodes, 3) cooperative arrangements constantly negotiated. Using concept comparative analysis solutions, outline generic guidelines developing computer support manage situations.