Workers are becoming more mobile, organizations are becoming more collaborative, firms are connecting with their partners and peers via digital networks, and traditionally analog products are being tied to the internet.
It has been greatly heartening in the face of the sustained and repeated cuts of recent years to see that the theatre sector has responded by becoming more collaborative; that building-based theatres are being more transparent; that many buildings are genuinely trying to work better as partners with small companies and solo artists.
The manager was competitive where his company was becoming more collaborative, more outcome-oriented when his company looked for process, more interested in individual accountability than in fostering a culture of respect and dignity.
Jill Abramson, Baquet's predecessor and the executive editor during some of the past negotiations between the Times and the I.C.I.J., added, in an email, "Journalism is becoming more collaborative all the time, even within a single news organization.
With China having become the world's second largest economy, with the yuan fast becoming a currency of choice in global trade, and with China nipping at the heels of the U.S. economically, politically, and militarily, it is hard to imagine the two countries becoming more collaborative.
Journalism is becoming more collaborative, more visual and more technologically sophisticated, and the Data Desk's teamwork and open-source ethos are a model for our newsroom.
