remote teams
/rɪˈmoʊt tiːmz/ · re·mote· teams
noun
- A group of employees who collaborate on a common goal while working from different geographic locations, typically relying on electronic communication and collaboration platforms. The company's remote teams met weekly via video conference to coordinate the product launch.
- Any sports, project, or research team that operates primarily from separate sites rather than sharing a single physical workspace. The university's remote teams of field researchers shared data through a cloud‑based repository.
Synonyms
distributed teamsvirtual teamsoffsite teamstelecommuting teamsdecentralized teamsremote work groupsonline teamscollaborative networks
Antonyms
Did you know? The phrase "remote teams" saw a surge in Google search volume after 2010, coinciding with the rise of high‑speed internet and the mainstream adoption of video‑calling platforms like Zoom.