The genuinely modern way would be to aim for "collaboration", "cooperation" and "consensus", with employees on company boards, working together, German-style.
Mr. Carty said in a statement last night that his successors would try to create a "new culture of collaboration, cooperation and trust".
A common ground between networks is the desire to foster different levels of collaboration, cooperation, and coordination (Himmelman 1996).
By emphasizing the "co" aspects (collaboration, cooperation, and coordination) of effective co-creation Sang M. Lee and his colleagues have broadened the scope of the concept [26].
Such features concern human computer human interactions, i.e. a further step in the human computer interaction field: communication, collaboration, cooperation and coordination, time, space, and awareness are issues to be considered.
Therefore, it is an expected outcome that cancer cell lineages, arising from the background cellular matrix, at least at first, are active participants in those initiating tissue ecologies, with levels of collaboration, cooperation, and competition in reciprocation with other ecological participants [59, 60].
First, in my experience, what technology disrupts is classroom discussion, debate, collaboration, cooperation and social interaction.
Humans have evolved to deal with uncertainty through collaboration, cooperation and using conflict in a constructive manner.
Collaboration, cooperation, and increased globalization are what we need now -- and a lot of luck for the future.
While we at Havas were (rightly) talking about collaboration, cooperation and the sharing economy, Oxford Dictionaries was less high-minded, choosing selfie as its International Word of the Year.
Evolution emanates outward from intrinsic cellular forces that creatively respond to environmental challenges on the basis of cellular collaboration, cooperation and competition.
