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Line 99: ====Instant Messaging==== [[Instant messaging]] (IM) allows the transmission of messages between two parties or more in case of a "chat room". It can be synchronous or asynchronous and it's considered to be the less intrusive communication type.<ref>{{Cite book\|last1=Thissen\|first1=M. Rita\|last2=Page\|first2=Jean M.\|last3=Bharathi\|first3=Madhavi C.\|last4=Austin\|first4=Toyia L.~~\|date=2007~~\|title~~=Communication Tools for Distributed Software Development Teams\|journal~~=Proceedings of the 2007 ACM SIGMIS CPR ~~Conference~~conference on Computer ~~Personnel~~personnel ~~Research~~research: The ~~Global~~global ~~Information~~information ~~Technology~~technology ~~Workforce~~workforce \|chapter=Communication tools for distributed software development teams \|date=2007\|series=SIGMIS CPR '07\|___location=New York, NY, USA\|publisher=ACM\|pages=28–35\|doi=10.1145/1235000.1235007\|isbn=9781595936417\|s2cid=2741073}}</ref> Researches show that developers like to use this type of tools to ask quick questions to their peers or superiors.<ref name=":03"/> [[WhatsApp]], [[Facebook Messenger]] and [[HipChat]] are examples for this type of tool.

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