COMPARING COLLABORATIVE CAD MODELLING PATTERNS OF HIGH-PERFORMING AND LOW-PERFORMING TEAMS

Abstract The development of cloud-based Computer-aided design (CAD) enabled real-time CAD collaboration between multiple designers. While this technology has great potential to change the way work is done, it still little explored. This paper presents a case with two high-performing and low-performing three-member teams monitored non-invasive methods (log data) during six-week project. results show that focused more on editing assembly, while creating part. Furthermore, tended perform consecutive deleting actions transition classes after performing viewing actions. Two modelling approaches which lead high-quality models were identified. One approach characterized by frequent use transitions Organizing-Design (collaborative actions) classes, other creating, reversing classes. Presented allow gain insight into sequential patterns led generation model better understand process.