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Making Collaboration Culturally Relevant

Vikas Uppal |  51m 29s

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We've explored a great number of collaboration frameworks in the Collaboration at Scale webinar series. Some, like the Impact-Effort matrix, could be considered "culturally neutral": they work across cultural boundaries and help unite teams. Other frameworks have cultural biases. These aren't inherently good or bad, but instead, make frameworks more or less relevant to their intended use. In this Collaboration at Scale webinar, we'll explore design techniques and principles that can help you make collaboration frameworks more culturally relevant, increasing the beneficial impact these frameworks have in your business.

About the author

Vikas Uppal
Vikas Uppal is a collaboration expert, enterprise Agile transformation consultant, and leadership coach who helps in transforming organizations, teams and key individuals to attain common objectives and smooth execution. A global traveler, Vikas is a “Consultant – by choice.” Vikas is an avid Yoga lover and meditation expert, as well as first CCI (Certified Collaboration Instructor) Black Belt of Asia. His interest is how to help Agile as well as non-Agile communities to collaborate and engage efficiently using custom collaboration frameworks in complex and distributed environments.