German - Turkish
Definition of kollaboration in German Turkish dictionary
- işbirliği
English - Turkish
Definition of kollaboration in English Turkish dictionary
- collaboration
- işbirliği
Tom ve Mary arasındaki işbirliği çok düzenli gitmiyor.
-The collaboration between Tom and Mary is not going very smoothly.
O bir işbirliği düşündü.
-He considered a collaboration.
- collaboration
- birlikte çalışma
- collaboration
- iş birliği
- collaboration
- uyum
- collaboration
- {i} işbirlikçilik
- collaboration
- {i} birlik
- collaboration
- İşbirliği, birlik, işbirlikçilik
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German - English
Definition of kollaboration in German English dictionary
- collaboration
- The use of Web-based software for the purpose of sharing information between businesses or organizations Ex: Design collaboration allows engineers at different companies to share plans and data in real time
- A collaboration exists when key personnel from different institutions have substantive involvement in the development and performance of the scientific aspects of a project and the sponsor chooses to make only one award, thereby requiring the lead institution to issue subcontracts or subgrants to the other collaborating institutions
- - person to person peering, where people exchange textual, audio and visual information (instant messaging, shared whiteboards and more sophisticated collaboration facilitates)
- Collaborative behavior begins when team members work actively with each other to solve or perform their tasks There is a key recognition at this point that skills to perform a given task may require more than one person
- Higher level achievement through collaboration may be the most difficult goal for an organization Problems have grown so complex, and moved beyond single individuals, collaboration is a must
- the act of collaborating
- This is the problem and the goal Collaboration is the intended result from B2B partnering and supplying Partners exchange leads, deliver products and services to each others customers, track and fulfill quotas, and conduct joint development Suppliers ensure the inventory requirements of their buyers are met, materiel returns are minimized and assembly lines don't run dry Collaboration requires data sharing and business transactions within approved processes and rules, automating data and work flow but highlighting decisions and problem resolution (see eBusiness)
- Joint efforts to achieve common purposes by sharing resources, responsibilities, and risks across agency lines
- Involves the range of relationships that the organization establishes to compliment and amplify their program work Topic areas: Governance, Operations Management and Leadership, Advocacy
- {i} working together, cooperation; act of collaborating
- act of working jointly; "they worked either in collaboration or independently"
- As distinct from "alliance," which is a contractual agreement, this term refers to an informal collaboration between a company and an outside entity such as a supplier, customer, even a competitor When referring to internal collaborations, such as different teams or units of an organization working together, the term "Enterprise Integration" is used (Process)
- Organizing collaborative efforts and understanding collaborative leadership
- A social skill involving working together with two or more persons
- The cooperative efforts planned to take place in implementation of your project including a listing of those organizations with whom you will work to accomplish your outcomes
- A collaboration is a piece of work that has been produced as the result of people or groups working together. He was also a writer of beautiful stories, some of which are collaborations with his fiancee
- When the person sharing the application allows other people in the meeting to work in the shared application To allow collaboration, first share the application, and then click the Collaborate button on the NetMeeting toolbar
- act of working jointly; "they worked either in collaboration or independently" act of cooperating traitorously with an enemy that is occupying your country
- is the process of shared creation: two ore more individuals with complementary skills interacting to create a shared understanding that none had previously possessed or could have come to on their own
- Kollaboration (mit dem Feind)
- collaboration (with the enemy)
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