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Jordan-Webb - All Rights Reserved 1991-2003
Technology Supporting Distributed and Virtual Teams
Overview
Paul CollinsJordan-Webb(773) [email protected]
Jordan-Webb - All Rights Reserved 1991-2003
Collaborative Team Activities (Iterative)
Ideation Organization Analysis Evaluation Integration Exploration Proposition Decision
Jordan-Webb - All Rights Reserved 1991-2003
Work harder!– Establish a new team– Schedule a major 5-day workshop– Re-organize calendar to fit in this meeting– Book 5-day trip– Incur 5 days of travel expenses– Spend more time away from your “real” job
Conventional Response to the Need for a Collaborative Decision
Jordan-Webb - All Rights Reserved 1991-2003
Conventional Planning Scenario(Face-To-Face)
Phase I (face-to-face, synchronous)– Orientation + Ideation + Organization– Analysis + Evaluation
Phase II (face-to-face, synchronous)– Ideation + Organization– Analysis + Evaluation
Phase III (face-to-face, synchronous)– Integration of Phases I & II + Exploration
Phase IV (face-to-face, synchronous)– Exploration + Proposition
Phase V (face-to-face, synchronous)– Proposition + Decision + Closure
Jordan-Webb - All Rights Reserved 1991-2003
Work smarter!– Establish a virtual team– Schedule 1-day workshop– Schedule synchronous, distributed meetings to fit
calendar– Book 1-day trip– Incur 1 day’s travel expenses– Spend time at your “real” job and on the project
Today’s Response to the Need for a Collaborative Decision
Jordan-Webb - All Rights Reserved 1991-2003
Today’s Planning Scenario(Distributed + Face-To-Face)
Phase I (distributed, synchronous)– Orientation + Ideation + Organization– Analysis + Evaluation
Phase II (distributed, asynchronous)– Ideation + Organization– Analysis + Evaluation
Phase III (distributed, synchronous)– Integration of Phases I & II + Exploration
Phase IV (sub-grouped, distributed, asynchronous)– Exploration + Proposition
Phase V (face-to-face, synchronous)– Proposition + Decision & Closure
Jordan-Webb - All Rights Reserved 1991-2003
Group Support Technology for Virtual and Distributed Teams
Optimal Utilization of People - Your Most Valuable Resource– Helping Individual Time Management
– Supporting Knowledge Management
Optimal Utilization of Time - A Non-Renewable Resource– Reducing Cycle-Time and Expense
– Enhancing the Ability to React to Change
Support for Collaborative Decision-Making– Bridging Time & Place Constraints
– Providing Structure & Group Memory
Better Outcomes– Asking Better Questions
– Getting Better Answers
Jordan-Webb - All Rights Reserved 1991-2003
Context for out-of-the-box planning– Envisioning or creating group processes that do not exist within our current
frame of reference
Current State– Difficult to coordinate individual schedules for face-to-face sessions– Expensive and time consuming to convene teams for multiple days
Desired State– Easy setup for distributed sessions while minimizing face-to-face sessions– Team collaboration from convenient places at convenient times
Bridging the Gap– Enabling facilitators and planners to design new processes that “distribute”
certain activities across time and place boundaries when:• such activities might not necessarily require a face-to-face interaction
• time constraints make face-to-face interaction impossible
• budgetary constraints make face-to-face interaction impractical
“Out of the Box” Planning for Virtual and Distributed Teams
Jordan-Webb - All Rights Reserved 1991-2003
Participants join from a commonworkspace or from their
own workspace at a mutually agreed upon time
or at a time convenient to their own schedule
Participants join from a commonworkspace or from their
own workspace at a mutually agreed upon time
or at a time convenient to their own schedule
LeaderLeader
Virtual Group Technology Support (Synchronous or Asynchronous, Same or Different Time - Different Place)
Jordan-Webb - All Rights Reserved 1991-2003
Next Steps & Action Items
We’d like to learn more about your Organization
Perhaps we can be of assistance
Please contact Paul Collins at:– [email protected]– (773) 463-2288