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Earlier this month, I posted an incomplete infographic looking at reasons why collaboration is a good idea on the Smarter Office blog. It was incomplete because there were six letters on the A-Z that weren't filled out, and I was looking for input from other people on how to complete the A-Z.
We had some great input from across the world, and the revised A-Z infographic has just been posted - with special thanks to Philippe Creytens, Sebastien Thielke, and Olivier Berard.
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My research and consulting focus on Strategies for Making Collaboration Work, with focus areas of Culture, Governance, and Adoption. More
Michael's Books
Michael has written four books on strategies for making collaboration work:
Collaboration Roadmap
You've Got the Technology — Now What? (2011)
User Adoption Strategies
Shifting Second Wave People to New Collaboration Technology (2010)
SharePoint Roadmap for Collaboration
Using SharePoint to Enhance Business Collaboration (2009)
Seamless Teamwork
Using Microsoft SharePoint 2007 to Collaborate, Innovate, and Drive Business in New Ways (2008)
Conferences & Presentations
Michael delivers conference keynotes and presentations around the world on strategies for making collaboration work. Upcoming events:
- Congres Intranet (Utrecht, March 12-13)
- Collaboration Master Class (London, March 15)
- AusLUG 2012 (Melbourne, March 29)
- Share 2012 Conference (Atlanta, April 23-26)
- Intranets2012 Conference (Sydney, May 16-17)
- All Upcoming Events
Work with Michael
Michael advises end-user organizations worldwide on strategies for making collaboration work. There are three key themes:
- Culture - Cultivating a Culture of Collaboration
- Governance - Governing Collaboration at Work
- Adoption - Bringing New Approaches to Life
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