Collaboration Tools Sample Clauses
The Collaboration Tools clause defines the specific software, platforms, or systems that parties will use to communicate, share documents, and manage joint work during their engagement. It typically outlines which tools are approved for use, such as project management applications, file-sharing services, or messaging platforms, and may set requirements for access, security, and data handling. By establishing clear guidelines for collaboration technology, this clause ensures efficient teamwork, reduces confusion, and helps maintain data security and project organization.
Collaboration Tools. Collaboration Tools include text and multimedia messaging (where available) features for collaborations like persistent direct messaging, team messaging, file sharing, and task management.
Collaboration Tools. Participants must use USPTO collaboration tools in accordance with the USPTO's Time and Attendance Tools, Communication, and Collaboration (TACC) Policy, or any policy that supersedes it. Collaboration tools include, but are not limited to: instant messaging and chat; document/desktop sharing and whiteboard features; virtual meeting tools; video communication and conferencing equipment; and presence indicator.
Collaboration Tools. These include the facilities for both users and community portal operators required to create informal Polls, Discussion Groups, News and Notices and other content elements targeted at individuals or groups of users. These tools will be used in the citizen consultation and Community areas of the site to enable Citizen to Citizen and Citizen to Government interaction. The facility to utilize real-time instant messaging as well as access to Internet Relay Chat (IRC) and ICQ (I Seek You) style conference and chat room services will also be provided.
Collaboration Tools. The main tool for communication is the OSD analysis mailing list (osd- ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇). However, for documentation, source code sharing and file sharing the consortium needed ways to exchange these information among all participants and in a transparent manner to the public. Hence, Micro B3 setup the “OSD Community Analysis Collaboration Pages” and the “OSD Analysis File Repository”.