What is a collaboration campaign?
A collaboration campaign is a strategic set of activities over time guiding, engaging and motivating people with a shared purpose to develop and achieve
Collaboration and the Success Formula
David Jenkins describes the Success Formula and the relationship between its four components, facilitation, openness, technical and acceptance work and collaboration. Collaboration and project
Learn how to tap into the full potential of David Jenkin’s new publication ‘Collaboration in a Digital World’
Join me as I share exactly how to use each of the three chapters in my book Collaboration in a Digital World. Chapter one covers
Collaboration Conversations – Change your game
Learn about the role of the Sigmoid Curve in explaining the cyclical nature of progress and how ‘changing your game’ is key to continued success
Collaboration in a Digital World Book Launch – Watch on demand
After a successful series of live webinar events, designed to suit timezones around the world, we’ve compiled the Collaboration in a Digital World launch sessions
Collaboration in a Digital World Book Launch – September 2022
I am proud and excited to announce my book launch for the highly anticipated Collaboration in a Digital World. Please join me for a 30
Collaboration book – the story so far
This is a quick recap on what I have learnt so far from interviewing 30 people from 16 sectors for my upcoming new book. We
Futures study (South America)
Strategy Challenge Each and every day, our client faces the potential impacts of changing market conditions, environmental regulations, stakeholder demands, new technology requirements and
Closure Guideline
Business improvement Challenge Effective and sustainable closure of existing assets is becoming a pressing concern across industries. Our client identified a need to develop
Work meetings reinvented – are you ready for a new approach?
‘Let’s be very clear, virtual collaboration is not the same as a virtual meeting, it’s all about working, collaborating and getting things done’ What is