E‐collaboration tool for technology foresight exercise

Q2 Computer Science

Journal of Systems and Information Technology Pub Date : 2001-06-01 DOI:10.1108/13287260180000757

S. Vranes, Branislav Opacic, F. Pizzio

引用次数: 1

Abstract

Our multiparadigm software toolset (consisting of BATEV, DEBATER and CyberDELPHI software tools) enables a holistic forecasting exercise, combining some good aspects of various foresight paradigms, based on both panel activities (scenarios, recommendations, policy proposals, etc.) and a large scale e‐collaboration among wide expert base. The e‐collaboration encompasses “via‐net” Delphi survey and software mediation and facilitation, based upon intelligent group decision support paradigm. The combination of multiple paradigms supplies a firm foundation for addressing complex technology foresight problems more objectively. Following a brain‐storming process (assisted by BATEV technology repository, and DEBATER intelligent decision support system for technology assessment) in which potential future opportunities for scientific and technological advances are identified, panels engage in an extensive and collaborative consultation process, using the CyberDELPHI e‐collaboration software. The CyberDELPHI impleme...

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用于技术预见练习的电子协作工具

我们的多范式软件工具集(由BATEV、DEBATER和CyberDELPHI软件工具组成)基于小组活动(情景、建议、政策提案等)和广泛的专家基础之间的大规模电子协作，结合各种预测范式的一些好的方面，实现了整体预测练习。电子协作包括“通过网络”德尔福调查和软件调解和促进，基于智能群体决策支持范式。多范式的结合为更客观地解决复杂的技术预见问题提供了坚实的基础。经过头脑风暴过程(由BATEV技术库和DEBATER智能决策支持系统协助进行技术评估)，确定了科学和技术进步的潜在未来机会，小组成员使用CyberDELPHI电子协作软件进行了广泛的协作咨询过程。CyberDELPHI实现…

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Journal of Systems and Information Technology Computer Science-Computer Science (all)

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4.40

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