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The future of work - Do we really want excellence? | The Xpragmatic View - 0 views

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    Business colonies as temporary collaboration structures in order to deliver a given project. The concept seems simple enough. However, is it really that simple?
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The future of work - Projects and colonies | The Xpragmatic View - 0 views

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    The future of work will be about temporary groupings of independent actors to deliver specific projects and the deployment of new organizational structures that will support these activities.
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There is no such thing as the network | The Xpragmatic View - 0 views

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    When trying to explain new concepts or paradigms, analogies can be a great tool. However, we should avoid using them for carrying the message of the guarantee of future success.
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Collaboration is not a remedy, it is an outcome | The Xpragmatic View - 0 views

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    "In this on-going collaboration debate, too many people view collaboration as a solution to a problem. It is not. Collaboration is the behaviour that emerges in contexts that invite for collaboration."
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Reinventing management for a new age | The Xpragmatic View - 0 views

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    Today's enterprises are increasingly facing challenges of rapid change, hyper-competition and complexity. Old methods and structures can no longer support the agility that is needed. Time for a radical management makeover?
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The future of work - Collaboration spaces | The Xpragmatic View - 0 views

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    In the social enterprise debate, we always talk about collaboration, about connecting individuals. However, connecting more people as such should not be an objective. The thing that really matters is connecting the right people, which implies disconnecting from the wrong ones.
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The future of work - The Chief Disconnection Officer | The Xpragmatic View - 0 views

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    Collaboration is the mantra of the Enterprise 2.0 movement, but organisational boundaries complicate adoption and progress. Therefore, we need someone who takes a holistic view of what is needed to get employees to work across silos. Good idea?
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Unfortunate destinations | The Xpragmatic View - 0 views

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    Implementing change in an organisation is difficult, very difficult. There are numerous reasons or excuses for failure. However, the primary reason for failure is choosing the wrong destination.
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Where the real opportunity hides - A New Year's resolution | The Xpragmatic View - 0 views

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    In most management practices, we only take into account what's visible. We address the problem at hand. However, what's not visible is often much more important since it will guide us to the real opportunity for relevant change.
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The future of work - Enterprise 2.0, get real! | The Xpragmatic View - 0 views

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    With Enterprise 2.0, we are trying to solve some of the problems of today's business organisations. However, we must not forget that our business environment is rapidly evolving and therefore, we might be solving the problems of the past instead of those of the future.
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The future of work - Connecting the dots | The Xpragmatic View - 0 views

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    When talking about 'social business', most of us see this as an evolution of today's companies, supported by new communication and collaboration technologies. It is not. Social business is a choice for another, more meaningful business.
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Old pigs in new pokes | The Xpragmatic View - 0 views

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    The name we give to something influences the way we look at it. It creates another perspective on the same reality. In many cases, this can be very useful. However, perception alone does not create a different reality.
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Talking about a world without faces | The Xpragmatic View - 0 views

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    The employees are a company's most valuable assets. So they say. But do they really understand what it means?
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