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Go to the Assignments section of your MyLab to complete these writing exercises.
2-16. Reread about 2026 in Q2-9. Do you agree with the conclusions? Why or why
not? If F2F meetings become rare, what additional impacts do you see on the
travel industry? In light of this change, describe travel industry investments that
make sense and those that do not. What are promising investments in training?
What are promising investments in other industries?
2-17. Groupware is a software used to support multiple users in remote locations
working on the same set of tasks. It is also known as collaborative software.
The major benefit is that the groupware has a mechanism by which the tasks
can be coordinated.
The major component of groupware is email. This is used to update members
of the team, elicit responses and send out alerts. Find out more about group-
ware and then answer the following questions:
a. What do the emails have live links to and what is the other main form of
communication between team members?
b. Groupware can be described as either process or information centered,
what does this mean?
c. What are the drawbacks of collaborative software that relies on email?

enDnoteS

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and functions of both Web applications and cloud drives may have April 13, 2015, http://jobs.aol.com/articles/2013/09/29/new-
been extended from what is described here. Check the vendor’s ways- employer-spy.
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