Virtual Teams and Their Effectiveness

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Virtual Teams and Their Effectiveness

Introduction

A virtual team can simply be defined as group of individuals working together across space, time and organizational boundaries where their links or communication is established and maintained with the help of communication technology. The case below discuss a case that explains the working of a virtual teams and its effectiveness in performing various complicated group tasks. It discusses of how communication is the most effective element for virtual teams and the paper also emphasized on how IT and computer technology can play an important part in strengthening the communication.

Discussion

Although, working within a virtual team is a challenging task. However, the case discussed in this paper discusses increased productivity and less time consuming. Virtual groups permit workers the richness of adaptability; driving is killed, representatives are liable to lower push levels and take fewer broken down days, bringing about expanded gainfulness. Also, having a group whose parts are found over numerous time zones successfully extends the business day from eight hours to twelve hours, even twenty-four in a few cases. Undertakings could be achieved in a shorter period by using more hours in the day.

This paper presents a detailed analysis dependent upon a percentage of the outcomes of the group-based European Automotive Manufacture (Team) venture. The Crew explored how advanced IT&T (Information Technology and Telecommunications) could underpin cooperation and coordination between different sub groups working in different regions is essential for the virtual teams working in the automotive production network. In light of a thorough examination of the requirements of the nature of the work, the help from the vast Information Technology was taken in order to establish a communication system. According to the individuals associated with this virtual team automotive project, communication is the most important factor ...