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Increasingly teams are working together when they are not in the same location even though there are many challenges to doing so successfully Here we review the latest insights into these matters guided by a framework that we have developed during two decades of research on this topic This framework organizes a series of factors that we have found to differentiate between successful and unsuccessful distributed collaborations We then review the kinds of technology options that are available today focusing more on types of technologies rather than specific instances We describe a database of geographically distributed projects we have studied and introduce the Collaboration Success Wizard an online tool for assessing past present or planned distributed collaborations We close with a set of recommendations for individuals managers and those higher in the organizations who wish to support distance work. 20 1027200 1048830 1054860 1081860 1126920 1137390 1180200 1192470 1229340 1282710 O7 826440 864840 882600 896730 922290 947580 976770 1005900 1035120 1126920 1204380 O6 612540 672960 717120 717120 719850 750720 754770 754770 797670 873510 918030 O5 Copyright 57513 2002 Steve Sawyer Reprinted by permission of the author This chapter has been greatly improved by the comments of Diane Bailey Lynette Kvasny Carleen Maitland and Dawn Russell In this chapter we focus on the computerization of work W Instead of children bored out of their minds being taught how to use Word and Excel by bored teachers we could have 11 year olds able to write simple 2D computer animations By 16 they could have an understanding of formal logic previ ously covered o Roland Mittermeir. 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