user group


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us′er

(or us′er's) group`,


n.
a club for the exchange of information and services among computer users.
[1970–75]
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While a not-for-profit, industry-spanning user group is a laudable aim, its creation underlines one of the problems facing any user group: its power is dependent entirely on users uniting.
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The East Stroudsburg University Department of Secondary Education established an Internet user group for student teachers to communicate with peers and university professors via electronic mail.
The User Group has warned that 'information overload' is growing so fast in companies that it could be a threat to the economy.
There should be some grafting of association and user group activities where there are shared interests.