Thursday, June 5, 2014

Virtual groups


Virtual groups are people who work toward a mutual goal using computer technology to communicate and achieve their objective. Usually, virtual teams do not arrange face-to-face meetings; their interaction is conducted merely through the Internet and electronic mail. 




Normal co-located teams, on the contrary, meet in real-time settings and communicate orally. This allows members to witness interaction as well as develop a visual picture of their group members, and observe their reactions. There is no wonder that virtual teams are characterized by different set of practices and procedures.  With a greater importance of the time zone differences, meeting tools and electronic communications, that mode of work present some drawbacks. (To be continue!!!!!)

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