For decades, technology has been advancing with the same promise: to make work smoother, smarter, more collective, and more collaborative. Each new wave, from email to instant messaging, from business social networks to artificial intelligence, has promised us that collaboration would finally be simple, almost natural, and on paper, the promise seems to have been kept: we communicate more, faster, with more people.
And, in a way, we have succeeded in transforming the organization of work into a gigantic network of information flow.
But in fact, the more we communicate, the less we really...
For decades, technology has been advancing with the same promise: to make work smoother, smarter, more collective, and more collaborative. Each new wave, from email...
They were presented as the next big revolution in collaborative work. Enterprise social networks were supposed to connect knowledge, bring teams closer together, and free the...
Eliyahu Goldratt, although trained as a physicist, had a profound impact on industrial management with books such as The Goal (1984) and The Haystack Syndrome (1990). His contribution...
Some practices have become so commonplace that we use them unconsciously, without even thinking about it. Forwarding an email, adding someone to a conversation,...
In companies, internal slogans are rarely meaningless and often mean much more than words. They are displayed on walls, repeated in seminars, and included...
There is no shortage of collaboration tools and in fact, we have never had so many. Email, chat, instant messaging, video conferencing, task managers,...