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collaborative software (Software that allows people to work together on the same documents and projects over local and remote networks. Lotus Notes is considered the father of "groupware," which was the first term coined to describe collaborative software. Also called "social software," collaborative software embraces the communications systems as well, including instant messaging, chat, videoconferencing and e-mail. See Slack, groupware, application sharing, wiki, e-mail, instant messaging, chat, blog, data conferencing and videoconferencing. Computer Desktop Encyclopedia copyright ©1981-2016 Alexander Demidov); groupware (software that is designed to help groups of people work together more effectively: "Some firms rely too much on groupware and document management systems. "groupware product/market/software. CBED Alexander Demidov) |
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collaboration tool (A collaboration tool helps people to collaborate. The purpose of a collaboration tool is to support a group of two or more individuals to accomplish a common goal or objective they have set themselves. Collaboration tools can be either of non-technological nature such as paper, flipchart, post-it notes or whiteboard, purely based on computer systems such as Memex or, which is more common these days, enabled through complex and often web-based collaborative software like Wiki or SharePoint that perfectly integrate in an agile work environment and make us more efficient. WK. Workplace is Facebook’s answer to collaboration tool Slack and is, in direct contrast to Facebook itself, designed to help with productivity. BBC Alexander Demidov) |
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