There are other instances where a small opportunity today, if handled collaboratively, could lead to a much larger and recurring deal into the future.
Shorten can lead collaboratively because he has the second sight factional players develop: he knows how people connect to each other, what their agendas are, who their mortal enemies are – he can intuit what to put on the table without needing a detailed background briefing.
"It allows them to address their research interests collaboratively … and also leads to a pipeline of talent," Merzbacher says.
The most important thing to remember is change happens collaboratively which means we can't lead change alone.
Around the U.S., in Canada, and elsewhere, collaboratively trained professionals are becoming available to lead couples through a process called Collaborative Marriage Planning CMPP).
A codebook was developed collaboratively by the data collection team with lead researchers, and codes were applied to all transcripts using ATLAS.ti, a data management tool [ 24].
Lang's other notional leads (all songs were written collaboratively) are just as exquisite.
We argue that especially for ontologies which are constructed collaboratively, understanding the social processes that have led to their construction is critical not only in understanding but consequently also in evaluating the ontologies.
The Boston Consulting Group, for instance, has discovered the value of predictable time off every week, which leads team members to work much more collaboratively in ways that support one another's needs.
That means, the ability to ask big questions, see connections, draw parallels and distinctions, think originally and follow leads, and do it objectively, creatively and collaboratively.
