5 steps for a facilitative leadership

Architecting collaboration: 5 steps for a facilitative leadership

Today, sharing knowledge is one of the most important factors in increasing an organization's productivity. 

The notion of architecting collaboration gains importance in the context of the current digital revolution, where increasingly newer technologies are designed to increase the effectiveness of meetings and teamwork.

This book is intended for all leaders in the 21st century who adopt facilitative behaviors and increasingly engage their staff in joint problem-solving and decision-making.

The key contribution of a collaboration architect is within the level of peopleware, where he or she will essentially be a facilitative leader who embraces the values ​​and principles of group facilitation to create a more collaborative meeting culture that increases organizational performance.

As a result, this first volume covers:

- In the introduction, the emergence of a new paradigm for problem solving and group decision making.
- In chapter II, what collaboration architects do and why.
- In chapter III, how to architect collaboration.
- In chapter IV, the management of group records as a critical element to facilitate collaboration.
- In chapter V, the five aspects to consider in the production of collaboration.
- Finally, in the last chapter, how can technology support collaboration.

The current editions

The Spanish edition (Kindle and Paperback)

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This book is addressed to all leaders in the 21st century, who adopt facilitative behaviors and increasingly involve their collaborators in joint problem-solving and decision-making.

The 126 pages of volume 1 of this series are available in print version (USD 16.00) or Kindle version (USD 5.00).

The Portuguese edition (Kindle and paperback)

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