Groupware definition and example

Groupware definition: groupware is a specialized workgroup software application that uses various technologies and platforms (such as web-based technology and client-server platform) to allow users to collaborate, exchange information, discuss ideas, make group decisions, and coordinate activities. Usually an intuitive design and user-friendly interface (GUI) allow team members to use groupware defined tools to access one and the same pool of data over local or wide-area network. It also refers to collaborative tools, and it is widely used to share information throughout an entire organization. Almost any case study shows that collaborative software solutions are necessary for establishing continuous workflows and processes in various departments and companies.

A great example: VIP Task Manager is collaborative workgroup software that uses a client-server platform. The program is designed to help employees create, manage, track and report tasks and assignments within projects and workflows.

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CentriQS Tracking Tasks Solution Task Time Tracking in CentriQS is very flexible. Users can track time they spend on tasks both manually by entering actual/remaining task duration or adding time logs and automatically by using task timer that adds time logs when you pause or stop it. Task property "Deviation" informs users whether they are "On Schedule", "Ahead of Schedule" or "Behind Schedule" by calculating the difference between "Estimate" and "Actual+Remain".