Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. A group of workers engaged in a series of collaborative tasks who usually work together.
- n. computing A computer network created for use by such groups.
Etymologies
- From work + group. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“Because this seems a lot like a big-screen (if you have a large screen monitor, I mean) version of what Eileen Joy et al's BABEL workgroup is trying to do, if a bit less theoretically informed and a lot more entertainment oriented.”
“MISMO title workgroup and was appointed as a member of MISMO's council of chairs.”
“Perhaps the techmemeorandum and blinklists of the world could provide a specific solution to the growing abundance in web 2.0 literature and also within the so called workgroup itself.”
“The Software Package Data Exchange (SPDX) standard and workgroup, which is working toward standardization of BoMs for easier reporting”
“This is precisely the need that most so-called workgroup BI offerings are tapping into.”
“For the past several years, the so-called workgroup portion of the HPC space (machines that cost less than $50,000) has been growing considerably faster than the overall HPC server growth rate.”
“Also participating in the workgroup were a couple of fine and talented information security folks I've have the privilege to know for the past few years,”
“The company has faced enormous pressure from the European Commission's Article 29 workgroup, which is tasked with monitoring data protection issues.”
“All have same "workgroup" name, some have directory folders shared, Printer is set to share.”
“When I default everything in Leopard it shows up as a member of "workgroup" when viewed from the Windows side, so Leopard is apparently set up to use "workgroup" as the default work group name.”
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