1. Complete the following task:

Tick 'True' if the statement is correct, and 'False' if not.	True	False
	Collaboration is an indispensable part of any functioning organisation because it is the means through which organisational goals are achieved.
	Seeking approval for your documents is not considered a collaborative process since it simply requires the signature of your superior.
	Digital applications perform various functions that enable them to sufficiently replace traditional processes and equipment used in the workplace.
	Your organisational strategies represent the action steps with which you aim to achieve your organisational goals.
	The difference between your organisational goals and objectives lies in the timeframe set for meeting these. The former is long-term while the latter is short-term.
	Your policies are logical and clearly defined action steps that guide members in doing their day-to-day tasks.
	Once you have collated the necessary information, you must come up with a report that sufficiently summarises everything that you've found.
	It is imperative to ensure alignment between your collaborative processes and your organisational strategies, goals and objectives.
	The personnel you will be submitting your report to may be any organisational member who has an interest in your undertaking.