happens when two or more groups or
organizations work together to develop a common
resource, which ends up with so many demands made
on it that it becomes impossible for the respective
parties to have their needs met. An example of a driedup
oasis might be for two similar companies to develop
a joint product repair service to make use of limited
local repair technicians, only to give the technicians so
much work that they can't keep up with the demands.