Definitions
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- noun A
group ofworkers engaged in a series ofcollaborative tasks who usually work together. - noun computing A computer
network created for use by such groups.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Because this seems a lot like a big-screen (if you have a large screen monitor, I mean) version of what Eileen Joy et al's BABEL workgroup is trying to do, if a bit less theoretically informed and a lot more entertainment oriented.
Archive 2008-07-01 Mary Kate Hurley 2008
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Because this seems a lot like a big-screen (if you have a large screen monitor, I mean) version of what Eileen Joy et al's BABEL workgroup is trying to do, if a bit less theoretically informed and a lot more entertainment oriented.
Whedon Changes the Rules Again Mary Kate Hurley 2008
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MISMO title workgroup and was appointed as a member of MISMO's council of chairs.
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MISMO title workgroup and was appointed as a member of MISMO's council of chairs.
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Perhaps the techmemeorandum and blinklists of the world could provide a specific solution to the growing abundance in web 2.0 literature and also within the so called workgroup itself.
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The Software Package Data Exchange (SPDX) standard and workgroup, which is working toward standardization of BoMs for easier reporting
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This is precisely the need that most so-called workgroup BI offerings are tapping into.
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For the past several years, the so-called workgroup portion of the HPC space (machines that cost less than $50,000) has been growing considerably faster than the overall HPC server growth rate.
The Register 2008
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Also participating in the workgroup were a couple of fine and talented information security folks I've have the privilege to know for the past few years,
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The company has faced enormous pressure from the European Commission's Article 29 workgroup, which is tasked with monitoring data protection issues.
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