Sunday, January 11, 2009
2009 - The Year Of Collaboration
Ok, So I've micro-blogged some thoughts on this on my twitter account, and I just wanted to add some initial thoughts on why I think collaboration and building teams to collaborate is the future, and why its worth having a big push for this in 2009.
In Manchester, we organised a mini-hack day amongst some colleagues and ex-work mates at the end of 2008. The project we chose to kick off with was named MCC-Work-For-You. The idea being to have a series of hack days to keep progressing this project, and eventually to start further projects in a collaborative way - we already have a list with some nice ideas on.
So how do you get involved ? What is collaboration ?
What collaborative projects have you been involved with ?
It would be good to hear your thoughts on these.
How do we promote the collaborative conversation ?
Tag things with #tyoc (for the year of collaboration) and lets build this into a series of achievements. Talk is cheap, but producing and then promoting projects is better.
Lets do stuff!!!
In Manchester, we organised a mini-hack day amongst some colleagues and ex-work mates at the end of 2008. The project we chose to kick off with was named MCC-Work-For-You. The idea being to have a series of hack days to keep progressing this project, and eventually to start further projects in a collaborative way - we already have a list with some nice ideas on.
So how do you get involved ? What is collaboration ?
What collaborative projects have you been involved with ?
It would be good to hear your thoughts on these.
How do we promote the collaborative conversation ?
Tag things with #tyoc (for the year of collaboration) and lets build this into a series of achievements. Talk is cheap, but producing and then promoting projects is better.
Lets do stuff!!!
Labels: Collaboration, Manchester, mcc-work-for-you, tyoc
Monday, June 26, 2006
alteris.co.uk starts a blog
We want to keep people informed of what we are up to, and which events you can meet us at in future.
If you either visit it regulary or save the RSS feed address we hope to keep you up to date.
