Abstract
Collaboration tools typically utilize many manual settings or 'knobs', but often lack an ability to learn what features, settings, etc. may be important to a user, in general. Optimization of individual collaboration tools has been studied; however, such studies are typically focused on making an individual tool more efficient. In contrast, this proposal provides techniques for optimizing collaboration tool notifications based on user habits, real-time context, and behavior in a manner that is not 'just' based on the way in which a user utilizes a particular collaboration tool.
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Recommended Citation
Powell, Brian; Barton, Robert; Henry, Jerome; and Obediente, Cesar, "OPTIMIZING NOTIFICATIONS IN A COLLABORATION APPLICATION", Technical Disclosure Commons, (February 23, 2021)
https://www.tdcommons.org/dpubs_series/4093