Essays about: "cooperative platforms"

Showing result 1 - 5 of 11 essays containing the words cooperative platforms.

1. 1. Cooperative Platforms for Improved Environmental Sustainability in Logistics

   University essay from KTH/Industriell ekonomi och organisation (Inst.)

   Author : Anna Back; Jenny Hedblom; [2021]
   Keywords : Cooperation; cooperative platforms; transaction platforms; horizontal collaboration; coopetition; digital platforms; logistics platforms; optimization of logistics; route optimization; sustainable logistics; Samarbete; kooperativa plattformar; transaktionsplattformar; horisontellt samarbete; samarbete; digitala plattformar; logistikplattformar; optimering av logistik; ruttoptimering; hållbar logistik;

   Abstract : This study explores the overlapping of platform technology and cooperative processes in logistics and how this can be of interest to make the industry more environmentally sustainable. It examines the literature regarding platform technology, horizontal collaboration, and environmental sustainability in logistics. READ MORE

3. 2. Laser Lunacy! A Collaborative and Co-located Multiplayer Game Developing a Tool for Children to Practice Collaboration

   University essay from Göteborgs universitet/Institutionen för data- och informationsteknik

   Author : JOAKIM AGNEMYR; ALEXANDRA GARRIDO JAQUE; CARL MÅNSSON; ANTON OLSSON; PAULINA PALMBERG; SPONDON SIDDIQUI; [2020-10-30]
   Keywords : collaboration; collaborative games for children; cooperative learning; gameplay design patterns; social and emotional learning; gameplay design for children; co-located games;

   Abstract : The development and spread of digital platforms have led to many new phenomena. Many of them positive, but many of them also negative. One such negative phenomenon is the increasing amount of time that children spend on platforms such as computers, tablets, and smartphones. READ MORE

4. 3. Global IoT Coverage Through Aerial And Satellite Network

   University essay from KTH/Skolan för elektroteknik och datavetenskap (EECS)

   Author : Faizan Ahmed; [2020]
   Keywords : Satellite; aerial platform; IoT; network architecture; environment monitoring; smart agriculture; tracking of shipping container.; Satellit; flygplattform; IoT; nätverksarkitektur; miljöövervakning; smart jordbruk; spårning av fraktcontainer.;

   Abstract : Internet of Things (IoT) and Machine Type Communication (MTC) have got more momentum in the last few years but still, need to be penetrated with their full swing in our daily life. This can be possible with general framework that provides global network coverage. READ MORE

5. 4. Exploring the governance of platform cooperatives A case study of a multi-stakeholder marketplace platform cooperative.

   University essay from Institutionen för tillämpad informationsteknologi

   Author : Fredrik Andersson Bohman; [2017-09-13]
   Keywords : Platform Cooperativism; Commons Governance; Fairmondo; Governance;

   Abstract : Platform cooperativism is a movement that criticise corporate-owned sharing economy platforms regarding their negative role in generating poor social conditions of labour and extracting huge profits simply by controlling the flows between supply and demand. The aim of this movement is to bring about a change in ownership structures in favour of the platforms workers, establish democratic governance and reinvigorating the notion of solidarity. READ MORE

6. 5. The cooperative future of game development : A phenomenon of collaboration between producers and consumers in the video game industry

   University essay from KTH/Skolan för datavetenskap och kommunikation (CSC)

   Author : Viktor Gustafsson; Gustav Höglund; [2016]
   Keywords : producer-consumer collaboration; indie; modding; business model; game development; game engine; participatory culture; outsourcing innovation; community platforms; producent-konsumentsamarbeten; indie; modding; affärsmodell; spelutveckling; spelmotor; deltagarkultur; outsourcing innovation; konsumentnätverk;

   Abstract : Independent developers and large-scale development studios - commonly seen as the Davids and Goliaths of the video game industry - are moving closer together. Powerful software frameworks, traditionally reserved for professional developers and only available through expensive licenses, are becoming free to use for consumers. READ MORE