ET (2nd)

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   is a practice where a group of individuals with different levels of abilities work together for a common goal.

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Collaboration

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is when a group of people work together using internet-enabled tools. This is also known as virtual teamwork.

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Online Collaboration

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·         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.

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Synchronous Collaboration

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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.

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Asynchronous Collaboration

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These roles ensure that the project progresses smoothly and meets its objectives on time and within scope.

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Team Structure and Dynamics in ICT Content

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focuses on analyzing a problem and solving it by developing and implementing technology-based solutions.

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Project Team

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They make sure that the team completes the project at the specified scope, time, and budget.

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Project Managers

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They help in determining the project definition and requirements, check if the project deliverables meet these requirements, and test solutions in case of problems or for improvements.

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Business and IT Analysts

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They are the ones who create and maintain IT infrastructures such as hardware, software, and other services.

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IT Engineers/Developers

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They test and assess the IT systems to see if their behavior is correct based on the intended purpose

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Testers and Quality Assurance (QA)