International Group Collaboration

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In fact, the distinction lies in the degree of interrelation between communication, coordination, and group cohesion.

We do not profess particular knowlege into the nature of communication or interpersonal group dynamics. Rather we rely upon assumptions based upon an intuitive understanding of the following.

Communication is essentially the process of conveying information between participants. Communication can lead to knowledge (the internalization of information) or understanding (leading to an impetus for action or reaction).

Coordination involves multiple parties deliberately performing separate actions that either facilitate their intergration or preclude mutual interference.