Socially-augmented software: Empowering software operation through social contacts
Authors: Ali, R., Jiang, N. and Dogan, H.
Journal: Proceedings - 2013 IEEE 3rd International Conference on Cloud and Green Computing, CGC 2013 and 2013 IEEE 3rd International Conference on Social Computing and Its Applications, SCA 2013
Pages: 404-409
ISBN: 9780769551142
DOI: 10.1109/CGC.2013.70
Abstract:It is commonly agreed that a network of contacts can be an invaluable resource for an individual to obtain information and carry out certain tasks. However, this is still unexploited by software (i.e., contacts are not engaged when software acts to achieve the requirements of a user). Till recently, contacts and social relationships were hard to capture and manage by software and, thus, it was infeasible to use them to empower the operation of software. The emergence of social networks made it possible to realise a new kind of softwaremediated social relationships which would enable what we call "socially-augmented operation". In this position paper, we propose socially-augmented software, which can benefit from network of contacts of users including individuals and organizations to fulfil their requirements. We articulate our view and discuss fundamental concepts of this new paradigm. A set of research challenges to better enable socially-augmented operations in software development will be also presented in the discussion. © 2013 IEEE.
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Socially-Augmented Software Empowering Software Operation Through Social Contacts
Authors: Ali, R., Jiang, N. and Dogan, H.
Journal: 2013 IEEE THIRD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON CLOUD AND GREEN COMPUTING (CGC 2013)
Pages: 404-409
DOI: 10.1109/CGC.2013.70
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Socially-Augmented Software: Empowering Software Operation Through Social Contacts
Authors: Ali, R., Jiang, N. and Dogan, H.
Conference: the 3rd International Conference on Social Computing and its Applications (SCA’13)
Dates: 30 September-2 October 2013
Abstract:It is commonly agreed that a network of contacts can be an invaluable resource for an individual to obtain information and carry out certain tasks. However, this is still unexploited by software (i.e., contacts are not engaged when software acts to achieve the requirements of a user). Till recently, contacts and social relationships were hard to capture and manage by software and, thus, it was infeasible to use them to empower the operation of software. The emergence of social networks made it possible to realise a new kind of software mediated social relationships which would enable what we call “socially-augmented operation”. In this position paper, we propose socially-augmented software, which can benefit from network of contacts of users including individuals and organizations to fulfil their requirements. We articulate our view and discuss fundamental concepts of this new paradigm. A set of research challenges to better enable socially-augmented operations in software development will be also presented in the discussion.
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Preferred by: Nan Jiang and Huseyin Dogan
Socially-Augmented Software: Empowering Software Operation Through Social Contacts
Authors: Ali, R., Jiang, N. and Dogan, H.
Conference: International Conference on Social Computing and its Applications (SCA’13), 3rd
Abstract:It is commonly agreed that a network of contacts can be an invaluable resource for an individual to obtain information and carry out certain tasks. However, this is still unexploited by software (i.e., contacts are not engaged when software acts to achieve the requirements of a user). Till recently, contacts and social relationships were hard to capture and manage by software and, thus, it was infeasible to use them to empower the operation of software. The emergence of social networks made it possible to realise a new kind of software mediated social relationships which would enable what we call “socially-augmented operation”. In this position paper, we propose socially-augmented software, which can benefit from network of contacts of users including individuals and organizations to fulfil their requirements. We articulate our view and discuss fundamental concepts of this new paradigm. A set of research challenges to better enable socially-augmented operations in software development will be also presented in the discussion.
https://eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk/20925/
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