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Towards communities of practice for mashups

Leif Singer

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Abstract

Many integration projects in enterprises are too small to warrant their own implementation by IT. This leaves a "long tail of enterprise integration" unaccounted for. To exploit this potential, this position paper proposes a Community of Practice for end user development whose members will be able to solve their integration needs on their own. In particular, we want to combine a spreadsheet-oriented, browser-based mashup tool with a social network site designed as a company-internal collaboration platform. This should permit many small local integration projects to be performed by end users. Employee needs that were too expensive to consider before would then be satisfiable.

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Many integration projects in enterprises are too small to warrant their own implementation by IT. This leaves a "long tail of enterprise integration" unaccounted for. To exploit this potential, this position paper proposes a Community of Practice for end user development whose members will be able to solve their integration needs on their own. In particular, we want to combine a spreadsheet-oriented, browser-based mashup tool with a social network site designed as a company-internal collaboration platform. This should permit many small local integration projects to be performed by end users. Employee needs that were too expensive to consider before would then be satisfiable.

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Many integration projects in enterprises are too small to warrant their own implementation by IT. This leaves a "long tail of enterprise integration" unaccounted for. To exploit this potential, this position paper proposes a Community of Practice for end user development whose members will be able to solve their integration needs on their own. In particular, we want to combine a spreadsheet-oriented, browser-based mashup tool with a social network site designed as a company-internal collaboration platform. This should permit many small local integration projects to be performed by end users. Employee needs that were too expensive to consider before would then be satisfiable.

Key concepts: Mashup, Warrant, Exploit, Computer science, Position (finance), World Wide Web, End user, Business

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