Intersol/Online Collaboration

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Online Collaboration

Designing the approach in alignment with your strategic objectives and operational and financial metrics
Stakeholder involvement, buy-in and feedback throughout project implementation
Strengthening networking and collaboration via stakeholder communities of mutual interest
Less anxiety and resistance through planned culture change, participatory innovation and action learning
Distributing the workload in a more equitable manner
Faster return-on-investment and sustainability

strengthen stakeholder motivation, engagement, buy-in and ownership;
increase the breadth and depth of stakeholder participation and involvement;
facilitate dialogue, information-sharing and relationship building between workshop sessions;
ease transition from one system / business model / service set to another, via a networked community of support;
enhance employee / stakeholder learning, innovation and performance;
increase skill development and build internal capacity;
increase client satisfaction
increased recognition and leadership reputation (i.e., organization, service areas, stakeholders), within public and private sectors.

Community members and their constituents have new skills in relevant areas (i.e., knowledge management, networking, collaboration);
Expanded Community of Practice

The Consultant shall evaluate the outcome of the contract using the following indicators:

Degree to which community members determine the future of the group and associated online collaboration components;
number of unsolicited new individual and community members;
number of substantive postings and contributions to the site made by community members;
extent of collaborative materials development and sharing;
use of online collaboration space by all stakeholders.