An eprofessional is not working in isolation but actively collaborating with other eprofessionals within virtual workspaces.

One neat feature of older versions of BeOS was the idea of virtual workspaces, like many window managers and desktop environments use under Linux.

Collaboration Suite: Provides management and maintenance of the Air Force Knowledge Now application; a web-based platform providing knowledge sharing and collaboration through virtual workspaces (called Communities of Practice) offering Web 2.0 functionality.

IXI describes the software as a virtual workspace - the product enables users to operate and work in a windowing environment that extends well beyond the physical space constraint of their monitor, as if they were sitting at a huge screen.

GNOME has evolved from a traditional desktop metaphor to a user interface where switching between different tasks and virtual workspaces takes place in a new area called the overview.

My direct collaborator and I had regular Skype conversations and we met the rest of the team once a week in a virtual workspace to catch up.

Users define a virtual workspace (scene) to implement and edit media of a particular project.

The technology makes it easy to create deeply collaborative and hyperlinked multi-user virtual workspaces, virtual exhibit spaces, and game-based learning and training environments that run on all major software operating systems.

Without any licensing fees, users and developers can also freely build and share highly capable multi-user virtual workspaces, game-based learning and training environments, or even just create places to meet and interact with friends.

Most virtual collaboration platforms are carried out via the internet, for example email, video conferencing, and virtual workspaces.