Collaboration, governing-by-network, public-private partnerships, shared authority--whatever you call it, it's a hot topic in government circles. Renowned public administration expert Donald Kettl in ...

Sometimes referred to as the collaborative generation, millennials became the largest share of the U.S. workforce in 2015. With more than one-in-three American workers now 18- to 34-years old, there ...

In business, leadership is often seen as the CEO’s responsibility. But when businesses see leadership as a team effort, and apply a philosophy called collaborative leadership development, they create ...

Many large enterprises today are moving their collaboration solution from a dedicated in-house infrastructure to a cloud-based solution, such as Microsoft Teams, Cisco Webex, or Zoom. The cloud ...

Everyone knows: Collaboration is key. Over the last 10 years, we’ve seen a 50% increase in collaborative intensity in the workplace, and 97% of businesses believe technology-enabled workplace ...

Being collaborative is an important trait for employees, and when companies write job descriptions, a form of the word often is sprinkled throughout. The reason for this is multifold, but the bottom ...

More than a few tech executives describe relations between their engineering and business teams as divisive as oil and water. But startups that have good collaboration infrastructure baked into their ...

Collaboration is a process of playing two sides against each other in order to create enough guilt in one or all parties that a compromise is reached. Applied to public lands, the problem is that it ...

One of the things I value most about my law practice is the way my work appeals both to my analytical and creative sides. As a family law attorney, I use my aptitude for language and my knowledge of ...

Army Contracting Command -- Warren (ACC-WRN) realized it had a problem … a Justification and Approval (J&A) processing problem. This became apparent when ACC-WRN submitted a high priority, urgent J&A ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. More than a few tech executives describe relations between their engineering and business teams as divisive as oil and water. But ...