I understand where this question comes from -- if you're a "collaborator" you must somehow be opposed to process. Not true. A process (in the more ideal than evil world) is an embodiment of learning.

Collaboration strategies are shifting from a focus on tools to an eye on improving process performance. Improving work practices within business processes requires collaboration "in context" while ...

"I like working face-to-face with the design team and the director before the final tech rehearsal. There's something to be said for a designer getting together with the director to have a drink and ...

In their efforts to streamline the Request for Proposal (RFP) process, many organizations establish a rigid, standardized “one size fits all” RFP process. Does that approach result in the selection of ...

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Many people believe collaboration is a "top down" process, but according to an expert who helps organizations successfully build teams, it's a "fatal assumption." While the concept of senior ...

One of the things I value most about my law practice is the way my work appeals both to my analytical and creative sides. As a family law attorney, I use my aptitude for language and my knowledge of ...