Virtual Teams Effectiveness In The Selected IT Companies In South India.

This study provides a concise summary of the effectiveness of virtual teams in selected IT companies in South India. Virtual teams are becoming increasingly prevalent in the IT industry, allowing geographically dispersed employees to collaborate and communicate using technology-mediated channels. Th...

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Publicado en:Journal of Namibian Studies Vol. 38; pp. 926 - 943
Autores principales: Arunadevi, R., Subashini, G. S.
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Society of Cultural Studies & Social Sciences 2023 Special Issue
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          Department of Business Administration, Annamalai University.
          Research supervisor, Assistant professor, Department of Business Administration, Annamalai University.
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        Information technology industry
        Career development
        Groupware (Computer software)
        Job skills
        Trust
        Mentoring
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        Employee development
        Knowledge sharing
        Learning culture
        Remote work
        Skill development
        Virtual teams
      ab: This study provides a concise summary of the effectiveness of virtual teams in selected IT companies in South India. Virtual teams are becoming increasingly prevalent in the IT industry, allowing geographically dispersed employees to collaborate and communicate using technology-mediated channels. The effectiveness of these virtual teams is evaluated based on several key factors. Effective communication is crucial for virtual teams, and IT companies in South India utilize various communication tools to facilitate seamless and frequent communication among team members. Collaboration is another important aspect, and IT companies employ collaborative software and platforms to enable efficient teamwork and achievement of shared objectives. Building trust and strong relationships among team members is vital, and it is established through consistent communication and a positive team culture. Virtual teams must have a clear understanding of their goals and objectives, and IT companies provide guidelines and regular updates to ensure goal clarity and alignment. Productivity and performance are also monitored through key performance indicators and project milestones. Effective leadership and support are essential for virtual teams, and IT companies provide virtual team leaders with the necessary tools, resources, and mentoring. To assess the effectiveness of virtual teams in selected IT companies in South India, surveys, interviews, and performance evaluations within those organizations would be necessary. These methods would provide insights into the actual experiences, challenges, and successes of virtual teams in those companies
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