Local and global business has increasingly seen partnerships, strategic alliances, and other forms of collaboration as the most effective way to—  Read more »

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Many words are written in an attempt to describe the next new thing. These days that list includes trust, authenticity, collaboration, holistic, personal, sustainability, engagement, and relationship capitalism.

You could make a case that the "most likely to succeed" is collaboration.  Read more »

Corporate planners, company leaders, and business observers recognize that collective collaboration is fundamentally changing the global marketplace.  Read more »

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The next step, beyond corporate alliances and employee swapping, may be collaboration on infotech systems.

Companies have long formed alliances and joint ventures. Recently, they've come together to swap employees, a practice Google (GOOG) and Procter & Gamble (PG) have experimented with to share expertise.  Read more »

With more challenging times facing them, nonprofits must look closely at how they operate and consider collaborating with others, said Hudson-Webber Foundation President David Egner, speaking to nonprofit executives gathered for the “Best Practices from the Best-Managed Nonprofits” conference held March 13, 2006, at Lawrence Technological University.  Read more »