Skill
Collaborative Software
Project Management and Productivity Tools
Collaborative software, also known as groupware, refers to applications designed to help multiple people work together on shared tasks, documents, or projects, regardless of location. Examples include Google Workspace, Microsoft Teams, Slack, and Notion, used by businesses and teams for real-time document editing, communication, task management, and file sharing. This category of software has become essential for remote and hybrid work environments, enabling coordination across distributed teams.
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