It seems that collaboration has become a magic word, the cure for just about every problem. Some see it as a strategic imperative, others as a lever for innovation, others as a remedy for their lack of agility. It is promoted, invoked and sometimes even decreed, but nothing works: more often than not, it seems like an empty promise, devoid of meaning.
This is why collaborative work has been haunting businesses for decades without really achieving satisfactory results in most organizations, and for one very good reason: collaboration does not happen in...
The massive arrival of AI in businesses, with the underlying promise of replacing individuals, is reviving discussions on collective intelligence. After all, what is the...
Okay, the phrase is a bit provocative, but it's an observation I see in most organizations: they want results without addressing the way they work.
As...
Collaboration tools have invaded our computers and our daily lives with the promise of transforming the way we work and increasing our productivity, because it's...
We've never been so well-equipped to collaborate and be more productive, but the numbers don't bear this out.
It's well known that collaboration is more a...
Meta (formerly Facebook) has announced the end of Workplace, its enterprise social network launched in 2016 to compete with Microsoft Teams and Slack. I've...