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Article #329Re: Bibliographies on groupware
From: tmn Douglass Carmichael
Date: Sun, 01 Nov 1992 19:31
Date: Sun, 01 Nov 1992 19:31
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Dave, there is a fundamental difference. One to many leads one of the many to respond back to the original sendor, but the others on the list do not see it. True groupware makes everything automatically and easily available to the group (conferencing). I think we are moving, in the organizational world, from the old concept of point to point communications to the more artful concept of resonance - how much do we need to get into a group for the group to be able to resonate with the input? This is not a mere sum of points. --- Douglas Carmichael carmike@tmn.com 703-243-6622
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From: tmn_ <Douglass Carmichael <carmike@t> Path: arc1-ca.pugleaf.net!sparky!uunet!nntp1.radiomail.net!fernwood!pandora!tmn!carmike Date: 01 Nov 92 19:31:00 Subject: Re: Bibliographies on groupware Newsgroups: comp.groupware Message-ID: <179001008@pandora> Lines: 13