"workgroup" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of people who work together on a project or task. For example: The workgroup was tasked with compiling a list of potential solutions to the problem.
Another view concerns interpersonal differences, as individuals who possess traits that differentiate them from the rest of the workgroup can make them vulnerable to bullying.
But it does confirm that Microsoft is exploiting its desktop dominance in workgroup server software; and that, by "tying" WMP to Windows, it has overtaken its chief rival in the media-player market, RealNetworks.Particularly damning are the comments from providers of media content.
Parts of the industry are collaborating in a "data portability workgroup" to let people move their friend lists and other information around the web.
He executive produced arts films for BBC4 and was chair of a workgroup as part of Mark Thompson's creative future strategy review.
Go the area of the Properties box under "Computer name, domain and workgroup settings" and click Change Settings.
Mr. Sherlund said he thought the integration with Facebook, in which Microsoft bought a 1.5 percent stake for $240 million in 2007, could mean that Facebook could begin to have a workgroup function, something Google is also after in its Google+ social networking software.
Netscape also placed a greater emphasis on sales of server applications and corporate services, and it released a new product, Communicator, which combined the Navigator browser with workgroup-collaboration features designed to appeal to corporate customers.
In a Japanese firm, where people are typically organised into tightly knit workgroups, victims of murahachibu (social ostracism) go through hell.This sort of bullying is widespread in Japan, and is used to reinforce group behaviour at work.
Home and soho PCs are often joined to home networks or workgroups, but very rarely to Active Directory domains.
Tech will certainly impact outsourcing and multi-geographical workgroups.
In another departure from the usual refugee policy talkfest, the audience was invited to put the panel's ideas to the test in facilitated workgroups, come up with potential solutions of their own, and present the ideas they had come up with themselves to the larger assembly.
