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Ever seen a bike for two? That's called a 'tandem' bike. When we say 'tandem' in general, it's like saying 'together' or 'in collaborationworking together.'

'Tandem' means two or more things arranged one behind the other, or working together. Like team members coordinatingworking in harmony their efforts to achieveaccomplish a goal.

'Tandem' refers to two or more entitiesanything that exists, like companies or systems functioning together in unison or in a complementary manner, typically in a specific sequence. It implies a coordinated, synergisticcombining efforts for a greater effect approach to achieve a shared objective.

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In academics, 'tandem' may mean two researchers cooperatingworking together on a study. An academic could say, 'We are working in tandem with the other laboratory to accomplishcomplete successfully this research.'

In technology or softwarecomputer programs development, 'tandem' often means running two systems together. An engineer might say, 'We ran the new softwarecomputer programs in tandem with the old one to compare performancehow well something works.'

In operations, 'tandem' might imply parallel processes working together in a supply chainsteps to get a product to the customer. An operations officer may state, 'Our production and distribution units need to work in tandem to meet the delivery deadlinestime by which something must be done.'

In business, 'tandem' could refer to alignmentarrangement or adjustment among various departments. For instance, a CEO might say, 'Sales and marketing are working in tandem to drivepush forward growth.'

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