Tough management requires teamwork. Collaboration at every
level of the organization is the key for executives and managers, who see collaborating with others as a critical skill to succeed. (Collaboration is rated more important by twice as many
executives and managers as is managing others or being personable.) Working with others is becoming so important because of
the increasing complexity of work itself. With the economic and
competitive pressures, companies have been seeking ways to
increase productivity by increasing efficiency as well as revenue,
making for a more integrated approach to solving problems.
Businesses also have been turning to technology to help increase
collaboration. Tech tools such as videoconferencing and real-time
and work group collaboration software are on the increase. GE
even created an online program that allows up to three participants
to doodle illustrations simultaneously on the same Web page while
communicating through chat during the process. The first time
GE tried a similar but less interactive program, six million sketches
were e-mailed within 140 countries. Research firm Gartner shows
that the market for real-time collaboration software grew by 30
percent in one year recently, with the expectation that within a few
years, 60 percent of Fortune 2000 companies will be using Web
conferencing companywide.
Tough management requires teamwork. Collaboration at every
level of the organization is the key for executives and managers, who see collaborating with others as a critical skill to succeed. (Collaboration is rated more important by twice as many
executives and managers as is managing others or being personable.) Working with others is becoming so important because of
the increasing complexity of work itself. With the economic and
competitive pressures, companies have been seeking ways to
increase productivity by increasing efficiency as well as revenue,
making for a more integrated approach to solving problems.
Businesses also have been turning to technology to help increase
collaboration. Tech tools such as videoconferencing and real-time
and work group collaboration software are on the increase. GE
even created an online program that allows up to three participants
to doodle illustrations simultaneously on the same Web page while
communicating through chat during the process. The first time
GE tried a similar but less interactive program, six million sketches
were e-mailed within 140 countries. Research firm Gartner shows
that the market for real-time collaboration software grew by 30
percent in one year recently, with the expectation that within a few
years, 60 percent of Fortune 2000 companies will be using Web
conferencing companywide.
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