Kayla+Newman

1. the act of working with another or others on a joint project 2. something created by working jointly with another or others
 * Collaboration: ** ﻿(n)

Sentences: When we use [|Flat Classroom Project]in class we collaborate with other countries on business topics. Collaboration has advanced in businesses, by the use of [|email], texting, and [|social networks]. [|Collaboration] evolvement has improve in business for example through the sales like making a higher profit in working together in making a more outstanding product than the competion. ** There are many ways to [|improve the collaboration]in a corporation such as technology.1) understanding the specific requirements of interactive tasks; 2) identifying which tasks create disproportionate value for the organization; and 3) determining the types of inefficiencies and wasted efforts that bog down many interactions. Just improving collaboration:1) classify workers by their workflow profile – the daily activities they do to perform their job 2) match new technologies to the workflows to extend collaboration efforts, improve effectiveness, and reduce inefficiencies



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