Images of book cover, front and back, v5, dated SEP 2012 for our First Edition.
The DNA of Collaboration (cover)
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THE DNA OF COLLABORATION – Unlocking the Potential of 21st Century Teams (2012). Why do teams fail? Working to solve problems in a group is hard, much harder than it sounds. This book explores the critical flow of insight in the modern Learning Organization, challenging leaders to rethink the potential of what an empowered, well-balanced team can discover.
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FRAMING from our past discussions
- Staring Down 2021
- A Dialog on Complexity in the Organization | The #orgdna #globalchat 3/30/19 9-11am EDT
- Cultures of Trust: Sources, Risks and Rewards | Agenda for our #orgdna #globalchat 10/27/18
- Are we embracing Complexity and Agility too late? #orgdna #globalchat SAT 8.25.18 1-3pGMT
- Being Agile: On the Path to Organizational Agility | #orgdna on the #futureofwork (discussed 6/11/18)
- Agile Personas: A Step Toward More Dynamic Teams? | #orgdna on the #futureofwork (discussed 4/23/18)
- Key Roles for Dialog in the Modern Organization | frame for #orgdna #futureofwork 3/26/18
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