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AI models and data sets to collaborate smarter, not harder Rob Cross,There’s no question that Collaboration enables companies to serve demanding customers more seamlessly, respond more quickly to changing circumstances, and innovate faster. But when an organization attempts to foster collaboration by adopting new formal structures, technologies, or ways of working, it often adds a steady stream of time-consuming and labor-intensive interactions to an already heavy workload, thereby reducing rather than improving performance. . Employees face increased email volumes, a proliferation of new collaboration tools, and expectations for quick responses to messages, which has a deleterious impact on quality and efficiency. While employees are acutely aware that they are suffering, most organizations are unaware.
These summaries will help you understand our fall product lineup. MIT Sloan Management Review Year Month Day Reading Time: Minutes Topics Leadership Management Technology Marketing Workplace, Teams, and Culture Digital Marketing Analytics & Business Intelligence Job Function Email List Security & Privacy Collaboration Subscribe Share What to Read Next Top 10 Articles of the Year Open Innovation II A decade of adding cybersecurity expertise to your boardroom What questions managers should be asking about.
AI models and data sets to collaborate smarter, not harder Rob Cross,There’s no question that Collaboration enables companies to serve demanding customers more seamlessly, respond more quickly to changing circumstances, and innovate faster. But when an organization attempts to foster collaboration by adopting new formal structures, technologies, or ways of working, it often adds a steady stream of time-consuming and labor-intensive interactions to an already heavy workload, thereby reducing rather than improving performance. . Employees face increased email volumes, a proliferation of new collaboration tools, and expectations for quick responses to messages, which has a deleterious impact on quality and efficiency. While employees are acutely aware that they are suffering, most organizations are unaware.