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==Introduction== | ==Introduction== | ||
A groupware, also called ''collaborative software'', is a software that supports multiusers tasks on the same platform. Instead of a workflow processed centered task, groupwares enable a workflow information centered task in which all actors can access and modify an information. | |||
Groupwares aren't only softwares that permit to share and access the same information. [http://www.answers.com/groupware&r=67 Groupware also includes]: | |||
*document sharing and document management | |||
*group calendaring and scheduling | |||
*group contact and task management | |||
*threaded discussions | |||
*text chat | |||
*data conferencing and audio and videoconferencing | |||
*workflow, which allows messages and documents to be routed to the appropriate users, is often part of a groupware system. | |||
==Plateforms== | ==Plateforms== | ||
Revision as of 13:57, 13 October 2005
Introduction
A groupware, also called collaborative software, is a software that supports multiusers tasks on the same platform. Instead of a workflow processed centered task, groupwares enable a workflow information centered task in which all actors can access and modify an information.
Groupwares aren't only softwares that permit to share and access the same information. Groupware also includes:
- document sharing and document management
- group calendaring and scheduling
- group contact and task management
- threaded discussions
- text chat
- data conferencing and audio and videoconferencing
- workflow, which allows messages and documents to be routed to the appropriate users, is often part of a groupware system.
Plateforms
Web
Software
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- Belvedere