Collaboration. Act of working together Catalan castellers collaborate, working together with a shared goal Collaboration (from Latin com- "with" + laborare "to labor", "to work") is the process of two or more people, entities or organizations working together to complete a task or achieve a goal.[1] Collaboration is similar to cooperation.
Most collaboration requires leadership,[vague] although the form of leadership can be social within a decentralized and egalitarian group.[2] Teams that work collaboratively often access greater resources, recognition and rewards when facing competition for finite resources.[3] Structured methods of collaboration encourage introspection of behavior and communication.[2] Such methods aim to increase the success of teams as they engage in collaborative problem-solving. Collaboration is present in opposing goals exhibiting the notion of adversarial collaboration, though this is not a common use of the term. Examples[edit] Trade[edit] Marketing Science - VISION Executive Briefs - Leveraging Globalization. Page 1 of 1 April 20, 1998.
Leveraging Globalization and Convergence to Win Author: Dr. Quiz: what type of collaborator are you? Collaboration styles and personas. Collaborative Research: Business/Financial Issues. Collaborations frequently have business or financial issues associated with them.
The value of written agreements is that these issues are addressed and agreed upon at the beginning of the formal collaboration. That is not to say that disagreements or disputes cannot arise, but at least with written agreements the parties have an objective basis upon which to resolve them. Collaborative Research: Liability Issues. Administrators and the Responsible Conduct of ResearchCollaborative Research: Liability Issues Business and Financial Issues (cont.)
Liability for damages associated with a research project is a concern of institutions executing agreements related to collaborations. It would not be possible to list all the instances in which liability may arise, but we can address some of them that have a reasonable potential of occurring. Lawsuits or financial claims can arise from negligence or other wrong-doing that may occur in the performance of the project work. We usually think of these damages as being related to personal injury or damage to equipment and/or facilities. Collaborators - The Art & Craft of Writing - The Playwrights Forum. Online collaboration doesn’t happen by magic. Online collaboration doesn’t happen by magic Posted on 27.
Centralize project management and collaboration with Central Desktop. Will Kelly reviews Central Desktop's Social Bridge, a cloud collaboration platform that includes strong project management, media management, and workflow tools.
In a crowded collaboration and project management tools market, Central Desktop has managed to keep focused and stay above the fray. Central Desktop serves a wide customer base, though in the past year or so, the company has made interesting moves to become the collaboration platform of choice for marketing firms and digital agencies. Even if you aren't a marketing firm or digital agency, Central Desktop could find a home in any media intensive workflow that includes internal company staff, freelancers, partners, and external customers. Central Desktop is rebranding its product to Social Bridge.
Note: This post was updated to Dec. 14, 2012 to reflect that Central Desktop is now calling its product Social Bridge. Project workspaces Central Desktop uses the standard concept of project workspaces for projects. Mood boards. How to bridge professional and social networks with social media. Tweet This is part of the series the 31 Day Challenge To Optimize Your Blog With Social Media.
Guest post by Chris Garrett chrisg.com Many people find networking to be challenging. Being an introvert, real world networking is particularly daunting for me, but my geeky side allows me to use social media to be a much more effective networker. As I try to impress upon my Authority Blogger Course clients, networking is crucial for business and bloggers alike, even the most shy among us.
You can’t do this at cocktail parties. Using Social Bridge Professional for Small Business Success. Many small business owners are using cloud-based file-sharing services, which enable individuals to quickly and instantly update documents and presentations.
However there are some tasks and project coordination that need personal oversight that go beyond uploading documents to a cloud server. Having a system in place that enables effective client collaboration can result in faster project completion and better customer satisfaction. Social Bridge Professional was created to meet this need and to specifically give small businesses the power of large scale collaboration, but for a small business price. SocialBridge Collaboration for Marketing Agencies.
Personalized Collaborator Matching in Social Networks. 15 Free Online Collaboration Tools. We rarely learn in isolation.
An online collaborator’s handbook: What it takes to get a group working online. : Indaba. I’d like to have a conversation about how online collaboration works, based on some things we learned while building the Indaba fieldwork platform, a tool for organizations that use distributed teams to collect data or write reports.
Over the last ten years I have used, loved and hated online collaboration tools with teams in more than 100 countries. It’s not magic. Online collaboration is simply getting stuff done over the Internet, and online collaboration tools, all of them, have some means of addressing three functions: relationship management, knowledge management, and project management.
Put more simply: keeping people connected, getting them the stuff they need, and sorting out what to do next. But before I can talk about that, I need to vent a little. Prologue: Why you hate your online collaboration tools. This is a picture of Frank Lloyd Wright. This is a picture of a hammer. This is a picture of Fallingwater, a landmark in modern architecture. Goals and invitations Who’s doing what? Tszirmay : Progarchives.com Collaborator Profile. Member since: 8/17/2006 • Forum posts: 3605 • Last visit: 4/13/2014 5:30:54 PM EST Location: Canada Born in Hungary arrived in Canada at age of 1.5 , speak 7 languages fluently (English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Hungarian and Portuguese) with sprinklings of afew others. My first rock concerts were Omega in Budapest 1969 and Tim Buckley/Curtis Mayfield and Frank Zappa in Montreal 1970, my first albums : Beatles obviously, Steppenwolf, debut Santana, Traffic (JBMD).
I got into prog in its glory days and witnessed all the greats live (Genesis twice, Ekseption, Gentle Giant, UK, Soft Machine, Hawkwind, Maneige,Yes, KC, Focus, Return to Forever, JL Ponty, Tull twice, Gabriel twice, Saga, Led Zeppelin(wow!) Santana twice, plus many other non-prog acts. Recently, Fish, PFM, IQ, Flower Kings, PTree. Best of 2007 in no order of importance. While I can sometimes disagree with some of you (hello Sean Trane!) Gazpacho- Tick-TockIQ- FrequencyMartigan- VisionEureka- Shackleton?
JMA Collaborators. The ADMIN team includes members based in 4 different continents to help keep JMA running. Aside from contributing reviews, the ADMIN team helps oversee the forum, manage and edit reviews, and co-ordinate collaborator efforts. M@X(Maxime Roy)Co-founder, Admin & WebmasterRegistered 1212 days ago · Last visit 5 months ago snobb(Slava Gliožeris)Site AdminRegistered 1208 days ago · Last visit 2 hours ago graphix(Philippe Gratton)Co-founder, Admin & WebmasterRegistered 1208 days ago · Last visit 21 days ago jsSite adminRegistered 1208 days ago · Last visit 63 minutes ago Kazuhiro(Kazuhiro Kojima)Registered 1183 days ago · Last visit 3 months ago SPECIAL COLLABORATORS are members who take a permanent active role in building up JMA database and expanding the scope of the site.
Matt(Matthew T)Jazz ReviewerRegistered 1183 days ago · Last visit 1 year ago Chicapah(Rollie Anderson)Jazz ReviewerRegistered 1179 days ago · Last visit 44 days ago. Collaboration Zen. Independent Curators International - Events Overview. Lori Nettles Online Collaboration. Collaborative law. Collaborative law (also called collaborative practice, divorce, or family law) is a legal process enabling couples who have decided to separate or end their marriage to work with their lawyers and, on occasion, other family professionals in order to avoid the uncertain outcome of court and to achieve a settlement that best meets the specific needs of both parties and their children without the underlying threat of contested litigation.
The voluntary process is initiated when the couple signs a contract (called the "participation agreement"), binding each other to the process and disqualifying their respective lawyer's right to represent either one in any future family related litigation. The collaborative process can be used to facilitate a broad range of other family issues, including disputes between parents and the drawing up of pre and post-marital contracts. History[edit] Organizations[edit] Uniform Collaborative Law Act[edit] References[edit] Books[edit] Pauline H. Pauline H. Collaboration images. Collaborative Learning Examples. A while back Karen Schweitzer did a guest post here titled 15 Free Online Collaboration Tools and Apps. Karen is skilled at writing popular posts, but even so, I have been surprised at how much traffic this one has attracted. Apparently people are hungry for free online collaboration tools. Meanwhile, on other fronts, an attendee at a recent Webinar I was part of noted that collaborative learning … …should be a particular strength of e-learning from the perspective of technological capabilities.
Yet I feel we are still in the early stages of discovering how to move from “broadcasting” knowledge to collaborating in learning. The question got me thinking about Karen’s post. Alltop - Top Collaboration News. An Explorative Study on International Collaboration and Its Role in Research Trajectory: Evidence from U.S.-China Collaboration.