a collection of computers grouped for viewing purposes A unique name identifies each workgroup
{i} small group of people which work on a cooperative project and are usually connected by a network (Computers)
a group of workers engaged in a series of collaborative tasks who share information via linked computers
A set of networked computers that typically share the same resources, such as printers A network can be comprised of many workgroups See network
A team of people engaged in a cooperative task Workgroup computing uses groupware to assist in this task
Nodes connected to a hub or switch to form a small communication grouping for the purposes of networking
A collection of computers that are grouped for sharing resources such as data and peripherals over a LAN Each workgroup is identified by a unique name See also domain, peer-to-peer network
A group of PCs that are networked together to do work that users normally would do together
People with a range of skills brought together to do tasks that contribute to the organisation's mission
Two or more individuals who share files and databases LANs designed around workgroups provide electronic sharing of required data
A network that does not use a server to control computer or user accounts To logon to or connect to a computer on this type of network, you must have an account on that machine There is a limit of about ten simultaneous connections to any sharable objects on this type of network
A collection of workstations and servers on a LAN that are designated to communicate and exchange data with one another
A collection of individuals sharing common network resources, for the purposes of communication and collaboration
A user-defined group of employees who share identical compensation rules A workgroup may be equivalent to all the employees in a business enterprise, all employees in a Paygroup, all employees belonging to the same Union or Union Local, or all employees who work at a specific work location
A group of networked computer users who frequently communicate with each other and share common devices
Any group of people working toward a common goal as a team An enterprise will typically have a number of workgroups involved in a product development project
Also called 'Windows Workgroup' This is the group of computers you see first if you open up 'My Network Places' or 'Network Neighborhood' on your Windows computer