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Brennan, Kevin (2021) Teamit: Technical Report. Undergraduate thesis, Dublin, National College of Ireland.
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This report contains comprehensive documentation detailing all aspects of work undertaken as part of this final fourth-year project. Theoretically and practically, the project builds upon four years of studying computer science while architecting applications using learned software design patterns and development best practices. Teamit’s problem domain pertains to many of the shortcomings that professional teams find themselves navigating due to the unprecedented and unique challenges posed by remote working arrangements introduced during Covid-19. In particular, the impact that these new restrictions have on the collaborative profile and capabilities of once office-based teams. Teamit is a browser-based platform designed to overcome such collaborative and communicative impediments by offering a feature set that better aligns with the evolving needs of small-sized distributed teams. A teams productivity depends jointly on the cohesion of its members as well as raw talent of individual contributors. A team comprised of highly skilled professionals working to capacity is desirable. However, harmoniously aligned, highly trained professionals who can leverage each other's talents, feeding on each other's learnings and professional growth is optimal. Understanding team dynamics, while driving productivity and monitoring operational efficiencies are regular tasks performed by team leaders and managers. Teamit provides various metrics that will assist a team’s management with achieving clarity and insight into individuals performance in addition to the collaborative profile and health of their team. This document discusses at length each deliverable of Teamit. From initial ideation, through design and planning phases, with in-depth discussion and record of the projects technical implementation.
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