What makes Sharing and Collaboration different in Chandler?

• Centered around the Individual, rather than the Group. You choose what share of the information is Yours.
• Ability to mix Group data with your own Personal data (ie. Add an Office calendar meeting to your Personal calendar)
• Provide for differing perspectives on Shared data. Different people can have different values for the same attribute. ie. Event status for each attendee.
• We bridge the gap between Email and Sharing

User Groups

• Mitch and Esther sharing Mitch's calendar and Task list
• PPD team sharing a team calendar and Task list
• Sheila maintaining a Jason collection and sharing it with him
• Ted and Julie sharing a Home calendar and Task list

Workflows

• Adding items from outside of Chandler: Emails, Notes, Documents
• Creating new items within Chandler
• Assigning tasks
• Inviting people to events
• Update items
• Notifying people of new items and updates
• Reviewing a shared collection
  • What's new?
  • What's been updated? By whom? When?

Constructs

• Spheres and Perspectives
  • Esther viewing the Mitch Share from Mitch's perspective. (ie. Event status, Task status)
  • Sheila, Priscilla, Lisa, Katie and Mimi viewing the PPD Share from the team's perspective
  • Sheila viewing the Jason Share from Jason's perspective
  • Ted and Julie viewing the Home Share from the household's perspective
• Do we need to designate Shares as "Personal versus Group?" I don't think so.
• What are attributes potentially affected by perspective? Personal versus Shared? What are the use cases?
  • Event status
  • Triage status
  • Tickler/Reminders
  • Notes
  • User-defined Labels and Tags?
  • Who attributes?
  • Title?