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1. We construct
collaborative change processes
Let our social architects design a process that brings people
together to accomplish what none of them could accomplish alone. We have
designed processes to:
· Improve supply chains that save time and money.
· Develop strategic plans that actually get implemented.
· Implement IT systems while minimizing resistance.
· Change cultures by preserving the best of the old while building
the new.
2. We facilitate
organizational team work
We bring over thirty years of experience in industry, health
care, government, and non- profit agencies to our work with teams. Our
work includes:
· Improving individual teamwork by focusing on goals, roles, procedures
and relationships.
· Increasing teamwork between organizational units by developing
common goals while reducing negative stereotypes.
· Creating team based organizations that are designed from the
very beginning with teamwork in mind.
· Building partnerships with customers and suppliers by including
key stakeholders in important discussions.
3. We teach
you through one our workshops how to construct
your own collaborative system

Become skilled at leading collaborative change.

Bring your change project to this workshop and leave with a new strategy
for including others.

Learn the blueprints of the Axelrod’s famous Conference Model®
process.

An Innovation and implementation Workshop. Bring your idea to this workshop
and watch it grow from good to great.
4. We engage
your people in the redesign organizations and processes
Our internationally recognized Conference Model® process
is a high speed, high involvement way to:
· Revamp organizational processes by involving “the whole
system” to develop new ways of working.
· Redesign organizational structures by including all the stakeholders
to create new organizational frameworks.
5. We serve
as implementation consultants and coaches
For every conference and workshop we design, we put in a
lot of behind the scenes activity -- usually in the form of consulting
to the company's leaders and employees, so that collaborative process
takes more thoroughly.
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