Insurance organization made up of those plan enrollees who share a common relationship like employment or membership.

refers to two or more people who share some common identification and have social contact and interaction.

The group of a fax device describes the method it uses to communicate with other fax devices (e.g. over the telephone PSTN). The most common group is Group III.

A body of subscribers eligible for insurance by virtue of some common identifying attribute, such as a common employer, or a membership in a union, association, or other organization.

A cluster of Cities that have a common address.

Two or more persons perceived as related because of their interactions, membership in the same social category, or common fate.

a plurality of individuals who are in contact with one another, who take one another into account, and who are aware of some significant commonality.

A list of e-mail addresses that share a common interest, such as: family, coworkers, customers, etc.

As it relates to DMI, a group is a data structure that defines common information, or attributes, about a manageable component.

Two or more individuals in face-to-face interaction, each aware of his or her membership in the group, and each aware of their positive interdependence as they strive to achieve mutual goals.