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Front

This happens in real-time, where team members

communicate and work simultaneously. Examples include video calls, live

chat, and online meetings, where participants interact instantly. This type

fosters immediate feedback and faster decision-making.

Back

Synchronous Collaboration

Front

This does not require simultaneous participation.

Team members contribute at different times, such as through emails,

discussion boards, or shared documents where edits can be made anytime.

This flexibility allows team members in different time zones to collaborate

effectively.

Back

Asynchronous Collaboration

Front

oversee the entire project, coordinate tasks, manage

resources, and ensure deadlines are met. They act as the central point of

communication and decision-making within the team.

Back

Project Managers

Front

gather requirements and bridge the gap between

the technical team and business stakeholders. They translate business needs

into technical specifications that developers can understand.

Back

Business and IT Analysts

Front

design and build the software or system based on

specifications. They write the code, integrate system components, and

develop the functionalities required by the project.

Back

IT Engineers/Developers

Front

verify that the product works correctly

and meets quality standards. They identify bugs, errors, or usability issues

before the product is released.

Back

Testers and Quality Assurance (QA)

Front

focus on the look and feel of the application,

ensuring usability and user satisfaction. They create layouts, graphics, and

interaction flows that make the software easy and pleasant to use.

Back

User-Interface Designers

Front

provides funding and supports the project at a higher

organizational level. They approve budgets, allocate resources, and

champion the project within the organization.

Back

Project Sponsor

Front

manages daily system functions after deployment. They

monitor system performance, handle routine maintenance, and ensure

uptime.

Back

Operation Team

Front

handles user issues and troubleshooting. They provide

assistance to end-users experiencing problems with the system. Support staff

communicate fixes, guide users, and escalate issues to technical teams

when necessary.

Back

Support Team