Even if in our case we are talking about virtual collaborative systems, I think it is also interesting to study and discuss on how colaboration through co-working environments can become a powerfull tool to leverage potentialities such as partnerships and interaction with your peers.
Agreed. If you are interested, I could take you to The Hub, the most successful coworking space in Milano for social innovation. I am a member and know them well.
@Barbara: "to leverage potentialities such as partnerships and interaction with your peers", we should definitely work on that since we all come from different areas and nationalities. I'm sure we can learn so much from each other and work very successfully together.
@Alberto: It would be very inspiring to see in person how it's done.
Really interesting point of view! I have worked for really large companies and the article is right, they tend to keep everything "in-house".... I like this "divide and conquer" philosophy better...
Tiago you're just right, I think that we can make this experience even richer if we understand the strengths of each other to obtain even better results in whatever it is we're doing.
BTW, the field trip to "The Hub" sounds really exciting! It would be really nice to see one of these environments first hand!
Even if in our case we are talking about virtual collaborative systems, I think it is also interesting to study and discuss on how colaboration through co-working environments can become a powerfull tool to leverage potentialities such as partnerships and interaction with your peers.
ReplyDeleteAgreed. If you are interested, I could take you to The Hub, the most successful coworking space in Milano for social innovation. I am a member and know them well.
ReplyDeleteIt would be great!
ReplyDelete@Barbara: "to leverage potentialities such as partnerships and interaction with your peers", we should definitely work on that since we all come from different areas and nationalities. I'm sure we can learn so much from each other and work very successfully together.
ReplyDelete@Alberto: It would be very inspiring to see in person how it's done.
Really interesting point of view! I have worked for really large companies and the article is right, they tend to keep everything "in-house".... I like this "divide and conquer" philosophy better...
ReplyDeleteTiago you're just right, I think that we can make this experience even richer if we understand the strengths of each other to obtain even better results in whatever it is we're doing.
BTW, the field trip to "The Hub" sounds really exciting! It would be really nice to see one of these environments first hand!