"collaboration program" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a program or plan for people to work together on a common project or goal. For example, "Our organization will launch a new collaboration program next year to bring together experts from different disciplines to solve complex problems."
Support for SharePoint, a Web collaboration program, for example, was built into Windows Server 2003.
Groove Networks, a company backed by venture capital and founded by the Lotus Notes creator, Ray Ozzie, has also produced a peer-to-peer e-mail and collaboration program, but it, too, is primarily aimed at large companies, Mr. Kapor said.
Second, Microsoft has announced a new program that's of little value to solo Mac users, but huge import to Mac renegades in corporations: a Macintosh version of Outlook, the e-mail, address book, calendar and collaboration program that anchors the PC lives of millions of PC workers.
This paper is a case study on industrial educational collaboration program between KF and SNU for fur design education.
At Nunamaker's privately held firm, Ventana Corp., the main product is a decade-old collaboration program called GroupSystems.
Future fur industry and global fashion design are expected to develop with much interest and participation through such a successful industrial educational collaboration program.
There are plenty of other collaboration programs around the Web.
Or as Kerstin Nyberg explains running one of the collaboration programs funded by the European Commission.
Increasingly, Eastern scientists can also join formal international collaboration programs or tap into existing networks while staying at home.
Academic reports about design education programs can help to establish a basic framework for design collaboration programs with other areas for future.
Further to these national government led exercise schedules, there are a number of international collaboration programs to exercise response across nations.
