Dynamic Orchestration of Group Entities for Effective Collaboration Using Number Theory

Collaborative technology based applications such as Emails, chats and messaging services have become ubiquitous in today's world. Generally, applications demand creation of ephemeral and volatile subsets of messaging groups which are currently done in static manner. Static creation of combination of all subgroups for collaboration is known to consume lot of resources and cause huge maintenance overhead. CRUD (creation, read, update and delete) operations on short lived messaging groups pose a big administration task. In this paper a number theory based solution is proposed which realises short-lived groups as logical subgroups thereby mitigating CRUD overhead. The results of the simulations showed for the worst case the data marshalling complexity of group creations reduced from non-polynomial to polynomial.