What is Groupware

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Software that allows to work in group. Learn more in: An Architecture Proposal for Residential Care Home Environments

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Software that allows to work in group. Learn more in: An Architecture Proposal for Residential Care Home Environments

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Software that integrates work on a single project by several concurrent users at separated workstations. Learn more in: Concepts and Challenges of E-Leadership

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Groupware refers to software applications that help people work together collectively, by supporting communication (synchronous and/or asynchronous) and resources sharing, while located remotely from each other. Sometimes called collaborative software, groupware is an integral component of a field of study known as Computer-Supported Cooperative Work or CSCW. Examples consist in calendars sharing or collective writing. Learn more in: Capturing Distributed Contributions to an Informal Work Process: A Hospital Facility Case Study

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a Web-based technology designed to facilitate the work of groups. This technology may be used to communicate, cooperate, coordinate, solve problems, compete, or negotiate. Learn more in: Preparing for the Virtual Workplace in the Educational Commons

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Technologies that allow collaboration between individuals engaged in completing a task together. Some e-mail systems can be classified within this category, in particular those that allow keeping track of messages, responses, dates, and feedback to one or several participants. Learn more in: Using Collaborative Technology in Group Facilitation

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Is software that accentuates the multiple user environments, coordinating and orchestrating things so that users can “see” each other and yet not conflict with each other. Learn more in: Collaborative Virtual Environments

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Groupware is a type of e-collaborative technology developed solely for the purpose of supporting virtual teams in communicating and information sharing to accomplish their work goals. Learn more in: E-Collaboration in Organizations

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Software that supports multiple users working on related tasks in local and remote networks. Also called “collaborative software,” groupware is an evolving concept that is more than just multiuser software which allows access to the same data but also provides a mechanism that helps users coordinate and keep track of ongoing projects together. Learn more in: Using a Web-Based Collaboration Portal and Wiki for Making Health Information Technology Decisions

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Software that integrates work on a shared workspace to enhance communication and collaboration among the members of a group or team. Learn more in: E-Learning: Psycho-Pedagogical Utility, Usability and Accessibility Criteria from a Learner Centred Perspective

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Computer-based systems that support groups of people engaged in a common task (or goal) and that provide an interface to a shared environment, thanks to the enabling technologies of computer networking, software and services. Learn more in: Characterization and Classification of Collaborative Tools

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Groupware is a computer program that offers services to support group collaboration such as e-mail, meeting scheduling, shared libraries, forums, and chat rooms. Learn more in: Government Innovation Through Knowledge Management

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Software that supports and improves group work. It can be a simple text-based technology like e-mail or more sophisticated like videoconferencing. Learn more in: A Requirement Elicitation Methodology for Global Software Development Teams

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Groupware is software that accentuates the multiple user environments, coordinating and orchestrating things so that users can “see” each other, yet do not conflict with each other. Learn more in: E-Collaboration Concepts, Systems, and Applications

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Software designed to help teams or groups of people work together Learn more in: Workflow Systems in E-Learning Environments

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Refers to computer applications designed to help people work together collectively while located remotely from each other. Groupware services can include the sharing of calendars, collective writing, e-mail handling, shared database access, electronic meetings with each person able to see and display information to others, and other activities. Learn more in: Applying a Teaching Strategy to Create a Collaborative Educational Mode

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Technology that provides electronic networks that support communication, coordination, and collaboration through facilities such as information exchange, shared repositories, discussion forums, and messaging. Learn more in: Interaction Model in Groupware Use for Knowledge Management

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Computer-based systems that support groups of people engaged in a common task (or goal) and that provide an interface to a shared environment, thanks to the enabling technologies of computer networking, software and services. Learn more in: Collaborative Development Environments

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Software that supports multiple users working on related tasks in local and remote networks. Learn more in: A Research Classification for HR Intranets

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Technology designed to facilitate and provide support to the work of groups. It may be used to communicate, cooperate, coordinate, solve problems, compete, or negotiate. Learn more in: Organizational Learning and Web 2.0 Technologies: Improving the Planning and Organization of a Software Development Process

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The multi-user software supporting CSCW. Sometimes this term is broadened to incorporate the styles and practices that are essential for any collaborative activity to succeed, whether or not it is supported by computer. Learn more in: Technological and Social Issues of E-Collaboration Support Systems

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The technology that support collaborative working. Learn more in: A Reflection on E-Collaboration Infrastructure for Research Communities

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Systems that support groups of people engaged in a common task (or goal) and that provide an interface to a shared environment. Learn more in: Customizing Multimedia and Collaborative Virtual Environments

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Both groupware and GSS are computerized systems designed for facilitating group work. This study adopts the narrow definition of GSS as a system that is used to aid decision making in a defined situation, between certain individuals assembled for a particular task, during a specified time, and groupware as a system that is used to mediate and facilitate the workflow of a wider audience in an undisclosed timeframe (see: Group Support System). Learn more in: A Support System for the Strategic Scenario Process

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Technology that supports collaboration, communication, and coordination in an electronic environment. Learn more in: E-Collaboration Using Group Decision Support Systems in Virtual Meetings

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Information and communication technologies designed to facilitate the activities of cooperative workgroups. Learn more in: A Diffusion-Based Investigation into the Use of Lotus Domino Discussion Databases

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An integrated suite of applications that supports a wide variety of collaborative efforts. These efforts can include writing, calendaring, instant messaging, and data basing, as well as fax, voice, and video services. Learn more in: Collaborative Writing Tools in the Virtual Workplace

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The category of software which is destined to support the work of groups working on collective tasks. Groupware applications can be very simple, such as e-mail, or very complex, such as workflow modeling systems. Learn more in: How Groupware Systems Can Change How an Organisation Makes Decisions: A Case Study in the Publishing Industry

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ICT applications that support communication, coordination, cooperation, learning and/or social encounters through facilities such as information exchange, shared repositories, discussion forums, and messaging. Learn more in: Virtual Teams