A design studio wants to utilize a tool that can be installed on multiple operating systems with a group-use license. Which of the following concepts meets the studio's requirements?

Cross-platform software is specifically developed to be compatible with and run on various operating systems, such as Windows, macOS, and Linux, from the same codebase. This characteristic directly addresses the need for a tool that can be installed and used by a group across different operating systems.

Conferencing software is designed for online meetings and collaboration, which is a specific function, not a characteristic related to OS compatibility.

Open-source software refers to software with publicly available source code, which may or may not be cross-platform or come with group-use licenses.

Online workspace software provides collaborative environments accessible via a web browser or client, but its primary characteristic is not necessarily multi-OS installation flexibility.