Collaboration Articles

1). Team Building - A Common Goal By : Cathy Warschaw
Learn how to build and strengthen your team.
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2). Conventional business change is the problem not the solution By : Harry Greene
Since the beginning of business, various methods for operating and developing the business have been identified and refined. These have evolved into the conventional methods that we use today. We improve management and effect business change by adding new conventional methods on the existing methods in place. We now have a large business change and management improvement industry.
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3). What is a Shared Vision? By : Graeme Nichol
Having a vison others buy into leads to success
Article Related to: vision, behavior change, collaboration, leadership

4). Creating a Vision That Achieves Results By : Graeme Nichol
Build a vision that will have the support of your team as well as your customers and build a successful business
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5). The Email Alternative: Using An Extranet For Online Document Sharing By :
Why is an extranet better than email for sharing documents? The answer is simple: email is perfect for one-to-one communication, but not ideally suited for groups engaged in project collaboration. Most e-mail programs provide little – if any – effective way to prioritize your messages and attachments. Everything arrives in the same place, in the order in which it was sent.
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6). What Is An Extranet? By : Rick Mosenkis
An extranet is an extension of your company's internal network that allows outside users to provide and access information in a secure environment. Like an intranet, it is web browser based, making information available on any computer without any special equipment. However, an extranet does require extensive security and may need special software to provide user authentication and to encrypt data.
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7). Make Your Client's Life Easier: The Power Of An Extranet By : Laura Schweiker
Over the past several years, extranets have become a popular tool used by service companies to enhance their client relationships. Originally, they were implemented to overcome the time and cost barriers associated with a distance relationship. Today, service companies use extranets to serve clients who are right down the street because of the many ways they make the client’s life easier.
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8). Not Being Advertised...How the Advertising Business Has Changed Over Time By : Intranet Guy
There are three words which often bother me. " I remember when….." When my peers and friends use them, I always feel like telling them to switch gears and think about today and tomorrow, not yesterday. They seldom comply. Now, having been invited to write about how the ad agency business has changed since I was in it on a day-to-day basis, I suppose I have to "remember when.
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9). Intranet Implementation: The Advantages Of A Web-Based Solution By : -JD
The traditional approach to implementing an intranet is to purchase a software package, modify it for your needs, and install it on your system. Over the past few years, another option has grown in popularity – the implementation of a web-based solution. As you consider the choice between installed software and a web-based intranet, here are some considerations: 1.
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10). Extranets For Advertising Agencies By :
Ideally, clients and agencies have aligned interests, and they usually do. Today there are real challenges to that important alignment, forcing clients and agencies to look for new and better ways to collaborate. Enter easy-to-use, web based extranets. What is an extranet? Specifically, an extranet is a private web site that provides a secure environment for a select group of users to share documents and information.
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11). Using A Client Extranet For Efficient Online Collaboration By :
Efficient collaboration with clients is essential for any service firm. Traditionally, collaboration has focused on face-to-face meetings, supported by email to share work in progress. Over the past several years, a new tool has grown in popularity: the client service extranet. While face-to-face meetings remain the most effective (and essential) collaboration tool, extranets have replaced email as the favored forum for sharing and organizing the vast number of documents that are part of all client/agency relationships.
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12). Creating Collaboration: A Process That Works By : Greg Giesen
In a collaborative process, the goal is not only to achieve a desired outcome, but to achieve that desired outcome in the most efficient and effective way possible for the organization(s) and for all collaborating parties involved. This can only be achieved if the collaborating parties pay as much attention to how they work together as they do to the work itself.
Article Related to: collaboration, communication, project management, leadership

13). Boost Office Morale with Negative Ions By : Thomas Fox
Boost office morale and productivity / collaboration between colleagues and co-workers with negative ions. Negative ions are mood boosters. They eliminate allergens, dust-mites, and airborne pollution. As a result, personal and collaborative productivity increases.
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14). Non-Efficient Structures Hamper Effective Production By : Thomas Fox
Custom architectural designs of offices and homes, carefully considering all aspects of environment, nature, its purpose, and the people collaboration needs plays a big role today in organizational and collaborative productivity effectiveness.
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15). Policies and Procedures with Customer Focus By : Thomas Fox
Policies and Procedures are often in direct conflict with what the customer wants. Working together effectively means that all policies and procedures should be perfectly lined up with and function in support with customer needs, not to be in conflict.
Article Related to: collaboration, conflict management, work productivity, job satisfaction, leadership effectiveness

16). Negativity Is a No-No in the Workplace By : Thomas Fox
Negativity at the workplace does more harm than good. It is addictive and it spreads like a wildfire among colleagues. It is difficult to put out and it can lead to revenue and productivity losses.
Article Related to: business, productivity, leadership effectivity, negativity, collaboration, job satisfaction

17). Managing High-School Student Depression Symptoms By : Thomas Fox
Depression in adolescents leads likely to greater problems later on. Predicting it early and intervening may lead to a more productive life than ignoring it.
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