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| Asynchronous communication |
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| Occurs when team members do not meet at the same time |
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| A group that works together using feedback and iteration |
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| A synchronous virtual meeting in which participants meet at the same time via a voice-communication channel |
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| One of the drivers of collaboration effectiveness, which enables multiple users to contribute to and change documents, schedules, task lists, assignments, and so forth without one user's work interfering with anothers |
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| A group that works together to accomplish something, but each person works independently to accomplish his or her portion of the work |
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| A form of asynchronous communication in which one group member posts an entry and other group members respond |
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| A named collection of documents in SharePoint |
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| The process of using a product or idea that you develop or promote |
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| A computer that stores files just like the disk in your local computer |
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| A collaboration application for sharing documents, presentations,spreadsheets, drawings, and other data. |
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| An application by Google that also has video conferencing capabilities |
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| In version-control collaboration systems, a shared directory that allows access to various documents by means of permissions |
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| A communication tool that provides IM, audio, videoconferencing, a shared whiteboard for team members to write upon, and other capabilities |
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| A version-control application that includes many collaboration features and functions, including document check-in/checkout, surveys, discussion forms, and workflow |
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| Is Microsoft's answer to Google Docs. It provides the ability to store and share Office documents and other files and offers free storage of up to 25 GB |
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| A synchronous virtual meeting in which participants meet at the same time and communicate by typing comments over a communication network |
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| A new Microsoft suite that include Lync, Exchange (e-mail), SharePoint Online, and Office 2010 |
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| SkyDrive includes license-free Web application versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote |
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| Are decisions that support operational processes concerning day-to-day activities |
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| Reviews would occur simultaneously |
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| A perceived difference between what is and what ought to be |
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| A partial list of resources contained within a SharePoint site |
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| Review activities occur in sequence |
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| A Microsoft product for sharing a computer screen that you can download for free |
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| A collection of resources that are created and managed via SharePoint and accessed using HTTP. HTML, and related protocols |
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| Are decisions that support strategic processes concerning broad-scope, organization issues |
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| Synchronous communication |
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| Occurs when all team members meet at the same time, such as with conference calls or face-to-face meetings |
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| Is another form of communication. With these, one team member creates a list of questions and other team members respond. |
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| Use of software to control access to and configuration of documents, designs, and other electronic versions of products |
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| Track changes to documents and provide features and functions to accommodate concurrent work |
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| Technology that combines a conference call with video cameras |
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| Meetings in which participants do not meet in the same place, and possibly not at the same time |
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| A popular commercial webinar application used in virtual sales presentations |
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| A virtual meeting in which attendees view one of the attendee's computer screens |
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| A shared knowledge base in which the content is contributed and managed by wiki's users |
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| Is the process of ensuring that business processes are properly executed |
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| A sequence of activities that is managed and logged by SharePoint |
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