Common use of Collaboration Tools Clause in Contracts

Collaboration Tools. Participants must use USPTO collaboration tools in accordance with the USPTO's Time and Attendance Tools, Communication, and Collaboration (TACC) Policy, or any policy that supersedes it. Collaboration tools include, but are not limited to: instant messaging and chat; document/desktop sharing and whiteboard features; virtual meeting tools; video communication and conferencing equipment; and presence indicator.

Collaboration Tools. Participants must use USPTO collaboration tools in accordance with the USPTO's Time and Attendance Tools, Communication, and Collaboration (TACC) Policy, or any policy that supersedes it. Collaboration tools include, but are not limited to: instant messaging and chat; document/desktop sharing and whiteboard features; virtual meeting tools; video communication and conferencing equipment; and presence indicator. Employees will be required to use their video communication tools (i.e., camera) in accordance with ▇▇▇▇ and NTEU 243 negotiated agreements for specific meetings and when their active participation during such meeting is required.

Collaboration Tools. Participants must use USPTO collaboration tools in accordance with the USPTO's Time and Attendance Tools, Communication, and Collaboration (TACC) Policy, or any policy that supersedes it. Collaboration tools include, but are not limited to: instant messaging and chat; document/desktop sharing and whiteboard features; virtual meeting tools; video communication and conferencing equipment; and presence indicator. Employees will be required to use their video communication tools (i.e., camera) in accordance with ▇▇▇▇ negotiated agreements.

Collaboration Tools. Participants must use USPTO collaboration tools in accordance with the USPTO's ’s Time and Attendance Tools, Communication, and Collaboration (TACC) Policy, or any policy that supersedes it. Collaboration tools include, but are not limited to: limited, to instant messaging and chatmessaging; document/desktop sharing and whiteboard features; virtual meeting tools; video communication and conferencing equipment; and presence indicator. Employees may be required to use their video communication tools (i.e., camera) for specific meetings when requested to do so.