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Collaboration Pages for Academics
Knowledge Silo B (Department B)
Knowledge Silo C (Department C)
Knowledge Silo A (Department A)
Organizational structures (e.g. departments) and physical space (e.g. separate offices) create
barriers between staff.Missed connections, are missed opportunities.
Online Collaboration Technology has the potential to overcome these boundaries
and connect colleagues effectively.
• The inbox is not a task manager or chat client• Daily communications sits uneasy next to formal mail• Lengthy threads hide crucial information• Information is spread over multiple emails• File attachments can not be organized or easily shared• Communicating and sharing with many people is
cumbersome
Email is an ineffective tool for ongoing collaboration
Department A (Knowledge Silo A)
Inboxed, not connected.Email makes knowledge silos worse.
It turns individuals into librarians of their personal archive instead of facilitating exchange.
„I wonder how much time we
waste every day sorting out
email?“Send
Forward: “I wonder how
much time we waste every day
sorting out email?“
Reply all: „Too much.“
The corporate world has moved on...
• Enterprise social networks add a social layer to Intranets
• They reduce email and make daily conversations faster
• Connecting people increases collaboration & productivity
• Sharing files centrally improves speed of coordination
• Specialist solutions cater to the needs of different sectors
...but what about Academia?
Email. Still, the favorite collaboration technology of
Academics.
Academia has been bypassed by recent developments to improve organizational communication.
The simple and effective collaboration platform for universities.
Introducing
Cuppla connects colleagues in a fast and convenient way on a “Collaboration Page”.
“On the Same Page” each person sees each others posts.
This makes communicating with many people simple.
Neuro-Economics Research Group
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22Nigel Culkin 22 June 10:29Here is the latest draft of my new paper. Feedback highly welcome! Like Dislike Comment
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Maria Richardson 22 June 09:42Yesssss! Like Dislike Comment
Norbert Morawetz 22 June 10:15Totally! Like Dislike Comment
The Economics in a Changing World
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Rather than emailing back & forth, conversations become fluent.
Inviting feedback and asking for help becomes more natural.
Communication and group activity becomes more visual, and can be more easily followed.
If you want email notifications, Cuppla can send you a summary of activity at the end of the day or week.
Cuppla works across devices so you can easily follow and participate from anywhere.
Neuro-Economics Research Group
Post Message Discard
Norbert Morawetz 23 June 14:03Just a quick reminder that we‘re meeting this Wednesday to brainstorm content. Everybody welcome! Like Dislike Comment
Jun
Jun
23
22Nigel Culkin 22 June 10:29Here is the latest draft of my new paper. Feedback highly welcome! Like Dislike Comment
Sarah Kannan 23 June 14:20 I‘ll be there :) Like Dislike Comment
Sarah Kannan 22 June 09:20 What a wonderful day! Should we have the group meeting outside in the court? Like Dislike Comment
Maria Richardson 23 June 15:32I‘ll join you at 4. Like Dislike Comment
Maria Richardson 22 June 09:42Yesssss! Like Dislike Comment
Norbert Morawetz 22 June 10:15Totally! Like Dislike Comment
The Economics in a Changing World
economics_presentation_NEW-2.pptxUploaded June 14, 2012 by Nigel Culkin
Hide older versions Upload New
Hey Team, I‘m looking for a guest editor for a new special issue of CROMEs, a journal focused on neuro-economics. Anybody interested?
Forget about email attachments...
If you want to share files...
Share them on the Same Page, centrally, organized and securely.
Colleagues can comment on documents
or upload a new version.
Finding files becomes easier.
Starting a Page takes 5 sec.New Project, New Page.
Connect a research group.
...a department...
...a School...
Conveniently connected
Documents centrally shared
Communicationin one place
Neuro-Economics Research Group
Post Message Discard
Norbert Morawetz 23 June 14:03Just a quick reminder that we‘re meeting this Wednesday to brainstorm content. Everybody welcome! Like Dislike Comment
Jun
Jun
23
22Nigel Culkin 22 June 10:29Here is the latest draft of my new paper. Feedback highly welcome! Like Dislike Comment
Sarah Kannan 23 June 14:20 I‘ll be there :) Like Dislike Comment
Sarah Kannan 22 June 09:20 What a wonderful day! Should we have the group meeting
Maria Richardson 23 June 15:32I‘ll join you at 4. Like Dislike Comment
The Economics in a Changing World
economics_presentation_NEW-2.pptxUploaded June 14, 2012 by Nigel Culkin
Hide older versions Upload New
Hey Team, I‘m looking for a guest editor for a new special issue of CROMEs, a journal focused on neuro-economics. Anybody interested?
Online on the same Page.
100% secure, UK servers.Straightforward & intuitive - no
training required.
TeamDr Norbert Morawetz, CEO, Research & Design
Graduate from the University of Hertfodshire. Creative Business All-rounder with a strong research background. Currently a Senior Lecturer at Hertfordshire Business School (awarded UK Enterprise Educator of the Year 2012). Track record of managing multi-disciplinary research projects.
Rizwan Idrees, Msc, CTO and Data Science
Graduate from the University of Westminster, Data-mining wizard who loves to experiment with new technologies. Extensive experience in software development, Master's degree with distinction. Currently a Senior Developer at major Open Access Publisher BMC, where he is in charge of Big Data innovations.
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Summary
• Cuppla connects staff on a Collaboration Page
• Social networking features make communicating and staying up-to-date with colleagues more convenient
• Increases coordination speed
• Up-to-date with multiple projects in one place
• Adds permanence and structure to ongoing communication
• Facilitates collaborative culture over silo mentality
• Allows colleagues who join a project at a later stage to get access to all shared files easily
• Increases networking
