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Groupanizer: a method to enhance groupware application using multi-users position prediction

Groupware or computer supported cooperative work often refers to software tools and technology to support groups of people working together on a project, often at different sites. Groupanizer is an extension of groupware and constitutes a development platform to integrate user-centric information for the benefit of groupware applications. User-centric context is used in a collaborative manner to positively link and reinforce everyone's idiosyncrasies within the group. In order to do so, monitoring of the user’s daily context is essential, and thus, one aspect we aim at integrating is its physical position. We believe that common visited places and trajectories constitute one user-centric element that should be used to bias transactions namely tasks or scheduling in groupware. Although, actual groupware technologies such as calendars or workflow charts could be used to integrate personal context into group coordination, location sensing could provide an edge in automatically deriving schedules and intentions. Hence, we propose a framework to evaluate the possibility of using physical location to enhance actual groupware applications through a multi-user position predictive model.