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CHAOS Tuesday: Show 05: Collaborating

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CHAOS Tuesday

CHAOS Tuesday: Conversations in CHAOS – Show 5: Collaborating

In our fifth show, the CHAOS team and our special guest, Robert Holler, President and CEO of VersionOne, a leader in Agile life-cycle management tools and services discuss Collaboration. Collaborating is the act of jointly working together cooperatively to reach the project’s business objectives. In an application development project, users, sponsors, and technical people can collaborate on a number of issues, such as requirements, quality, costs, and schedules. In this session we also consider how on the agile process improves collaboration. We will consider:

  • Secrets to improve working better with other team members
  • Making team to team collaborating more effective
  • Getting people to collaborate
  • Improve relationships with diverse teams
  • Examples of effective collaboration

Part of CHAOS Tuesday looks at resources that an organization can use in to improve collaboration.

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Robert Holler is President and CEO of VersionOne, a leader in agile project management tools and services. For the last 15 years, he has served as CEO, CTO, and VP of Development for several early-stage commercial ERP, HR/Payroll, CRM, and ALM software firms.

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CHAOS Tuesday: Conversation in CHAOS brings to the forefront principal research and thought leadership in the area of best practices for business information project management. Each week Jim Johnson with co-host Steve Swartz and special guest will explore distinct areas of project management.

The program will cover project cases, suggestions on how to resolve an issue, pitfalls, warning signs, book reviews, and a history of lessons learned.  Each program will dig down deep into one of the CHAOS Best Practices or a burning current issue. Jim Johnson will present special data cuts from the CHAOS research database and what they mean. The team will challenge conventional wisdom, slaughter sacred cows, and question everything.  The program will be featured on The Standish Group website.

 

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