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AI Collaboration Metrics Create Value Reposted from: More like this Smarter Governance Leveraging Generative AI for Marketing: Harvard Business School Is Your AI? Our data suggests there may not be strategic coordination with artificial intelligence and intelligence You must be logged in to post a comment. First time here? Sign up for a free account: comment on articles and access more articles. Comment Job Function Email List by Hernan Herrera It would be interesting to know whether the benefits mentioned for the use of artificial intelligence are different from those of the time or other technologies or operating models such as design thinking. This is possible after a well-implemented adoption process. Research on the collective intelligence of remote teams shows that what matters most is not where we work, but how the work gets done and by whom.
Christopher Riedel, Thomas Malone and Anita Woolley Year Month Day Reading Time: Minutes Topics Workplace, Teams and Culture Talent Management Remote Work Subscribe Share What to Read Next Top 10 Articles of the Year Open Innovation Twenty Years for You Adding Cybersecurity Expertise to Boards of Directors What Questions Managers Should Ask About AI Models and Datasets Over the past decade, our research team has studied team collaboration extensively in both in-person and remote environments. Our findings suggest that decisions about where colleagues are located are less important.
AI Collaboration Metrics Create Value Reposted from: More like this Smarter Governance Leveraging Generative AI for Marketing: Harvard Business School Is Your AI? Our data suggests there may not be strategic coordination with artificial intelligence and intelligence You must be logged in to post a comment. First time here? Sign up for a free account: comment on articles and access more articles. Comment Job Function Email List by Hernan Herrera It would be interesting to know whether the benefits mentioned for the use of artificial intelligence are different from those of the time or other technologies or operating models such as design thinking. This is possible after a well-implemented adoption process. Research on the collective intelligence of remote teams shows that what matters most is not where we work, but how the work gets done and by whom.
Christopher Riedel, Thomas Malone and Anita Woolley Year Month Day Reading Time: Minutes Topics Workplace, Teams and Culture Talent Management Remote Work Subscribe Share What to Read Next Top 10 Articles of the Year Open Innovation Twenty Years for You Adding Cybersecurity Expertise to Boards of Directors What Questions Managers Should Ask About AI Models and Datasets Over the past decade, our research team has studied team collaboration extensively in both in-person and remote environments. Our findings suggest that decisions about where colleagues are located are less important.