PANEL > Inclusion & Collaboration: Fueling Innovation
To join the CHAT for this session,
register here or sign in above.
LiveStream Ended
Originally broadcast on
Monday, August 9th
9:45-10:45am
Please check the Schedule for what’s going on now!
Full Description ↓
Moderator: Shari Slate, Cisco Systems
Robin Bienfait, Research in Motion
Larry Quinlan, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited
Candi Castleberry-Singleton, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Monday, August 15, 9:45am
Collaboration is key in making any organization thrive in today’s challenging environment. But collaboration is much more than simply working together. True collaboration requires bringing together diverse skill sets, viewpoints and experiences in order to fully leverage the collective strengths of the group. Collaborative tools and technologies can act as powerful accelerants in the process.
New theories on enhancing collaboration and enabling adoption of these technologies point to the role that inclusion plays in fostering the necessary competencies, knowledge, mind set, and behaviors. Chief Information Officers focused on enabling technology adoption and Chief Diversity Officers focused on creating highly inclusive environments have an opportunity to explore how a more collaborative relationship can drive tangible value across the organization , and ultimately fuel both collaboration and innovation.
To join the discussion for this session,
register here or sign in above.
-
Slate joined the session
PANEL > Inclusion & Collaboration: Fueling Innovation 9 months ago · View -
Carlos E Estrada joined the session
PANEL > Inclusion & Collaboration: Fueling Innovation 9 months ago · View -
Shreekar Bhattarai joined the session
PANEL > Inclusion & Collaboration: Fueling Innovation 9 months ago · View -
Bryan Walls joined the session
PANEL > Inclusion & Collaboration: Fueling Innovation 9 months ago · View -
Laura Pingston joined the session
PANEL > Inclusion & Collaboration: Fueling Innovation 9 months ago · View -
Jeffrey Wallace joined the session
PANEL > Inclusion & Collaboration: Fueling Innovation 9 months ago · View -
Joseph R. Gruber posted an update in the session
PANEL > Inclusion & Collaboration: Fueling Innovation: 9 months ago · updated 9 months ago · ViewWe seem to reach out to children during their later teen years, when they are getting ready to apply for colleges, in regards to STEM. This unfortunately is much too late in the process.
-
Joseph R. Gruber posted an update in the session
PANEL > Inclusion & Collaboration: Fueling Innovation: 9 months ago · ViewBugger – chat isn’t working.
@PML33T — even in plighted urban cities we see people using technology (e.g. iPhones). Is it a generational gap that causes the coorelation between STEM and what the students are using? Is it the teachers not knowing how to coorelate? Many questions of how does a teacher bring STEM to the students level.
-
Keith Keller joined the session
PANEL > Inclusion & Collaboration: Fueling Innovation 9 months ago · View -
Kenneth E. Pyles joined the session
PANEL > Inclusion & Collaboration: Fueling Innovation 9 months ago · View -
Chris Gerty posted an update in the session
PANEL > Inclusion & Collaboration: Fueling Innovation: 9 months ago · updated 9 months ago · ViewThere seems to be a common theme of connecting with the end-user in this discussion. Connect with the right tools, make resources accessible, and trend away from designing only for the enterprise….that, and there’s huge ”We” projected on the wall. (I’m in the room physically btw) [re-post via Firefox browser after several Safari attempts]
Connecting with the end-user or all users? Connecting with whomever you need to communicate with across the globe in the organization is such a critical need today. One that not many organizations haven’t figured out yet. And you’re absolutely right on trending away from designing for the enterprise.
In reply to this from chat:
PML33T: @ChrisGerty – I have learned the value of designing for my end users the hard way – which really should have been the first way. The directive used to be to design for the enterprise. But the enterprise doesn’t use what my team delivers. People do.
@PML33T: Good point – and when we have to switch gears to adapt the enterprise solution to accommodate the individual, it’s 100X as difficult and painfully obvious to everyone.
-
Joseph R. Gruber posted an update in the session
PANEL > Inclusion & Collaboration: Fueling Innovation: 9 months ago · ViewDoes colloboration, especially virtual, help with inclusion? Knowing someone virtually (e.g. @josephgruber) as opposed to knowing me in real life (Joseph Gruber) makes a big difference.
-
Lianne (Moderator) posted an update in the session
PANEL > Inclusion & Collaboration: Fueling Innovation: 9 months ago · updated 9 months ago · ViewHow many people are out there? We’d love to hear from you!
I’m here
Thanks for being such an active participant, Joseph! Glad to have you.
-
Wayne (moderator) joined the session
PANEL > Inclusion & Collaboration: Fueling Innovation 9 months ago · View -
Kenny Glotfelty joined the session
PANEL > Inclusion & Collaboration: Fueling Innovation 9 months ago · View -
Joseph R. Gruber posted an update in the session
PANEL > Inclusion & Collaboration: Fueling Innovation: 9 months ago · ViewIt’s interesting what other people think the ”whole world” does and doesn’t need to know.
-
Laura Pingston joined the session
PANEL > Inclusion & Collaboration: Fueling Innovation 9 months ago · View -
nasaames joined the session
PANEL > Inclusion & Collaboration: Fueling Innovation 9 months ago · View -
Laura Pingston joined the session
PANEL > Inclusion & Collaboration: Fueling Innovation 9 months ago · View -
Mike Tomei joined the session
PANEL > Inclusion & Collaboration: Fueling Innovation 9 months ago · View - Load More
