Desktop videoconferencing systems (DVCSs) are useful to virtual teams because they

A) provide for ease of data sharing
B) re-create some of the aspects of face-to-face interaction of conventional teams
C) allow teams to archive data in a user-friendly format
D) allow teams and individuals to do scheduling

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Amerijha Mclaurin · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : B, Explanation :  Desktop videoconferencing systems allow virtual teams to re-create some of the aspects of face-to-face interaction of conventional teams, such as real-time conversation, facial expressions, and body language. This can enhance communication and build stronger relationships among virtual team members, leading to better collaboration and productivity. While DVCSs may also provide for ease of data sharing and scheduling, these are not the primary benefits for virtual teams. Archiving data in a user-friendly format may be a potential benefit, but it is not explicitly mentioned as a use of DVCSs in the question.

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