Workgroup Computing

Workgroup computing refers to a setup where a small group of users share resources such as files, applications, and printers over a local network. This enables team members to collaborate efficiently by accessing common tools and data from their individual devices. It typically involves a dedicated server or shared systems that manage and coordinate access, making teamwork smoother and reducing redundancy. Workgroup computing is commonly used in small to medium-sized organizations to enhance productivity, facilitate communication, and streamline shared tasks without the need for complex or large-scale IT infrastructure.