Workplace to Zero? Global Mobility Network Seminar 30 Sep 2009

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Keynote presentation from the Global Mobility Network seminar "Workplace to Zero?" hosted by Dr. Marie Puybaraud, Director of Global Workplace Innovation and Dr. Anne Marie McEwan, Director of the Smart Work Company. The seminar was held at One Alfred Place in London.

Transcript of Workplace to Zero? Global Mobility Network Seminar 30 Sep 2009

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Dr. Kjetil Kristensen

COLLABORATIONGLOBAL MOBILITY NETWORK SEMINAR: WORKPLACE TO ZERO?

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Image: Microsoft

This is the Workplace

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CollaborationCollaboration –– RationaleRationale

“Firms come into being in order to enable humanbeings to achieve collaboratively what they could notachieve alone. If one accepts this as the true purposeof any organization, then the main focus ofexecutives’ attention should be on how to fostercollaboration within their companies”

Hansen & Nohria, MIT MR 2004

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The Big PictureThe Big Picture

“The only thing that gives an organization a competitiveedge… is what it knows, how it uses what it knows, andhow fast it can know something new”

Laurence Prusak, IBM

“If only HP knew what HP knows, we would be three timesas profitable”

Lew Platt, former HP CEO

The majority of work is collaborativeKnowledge: 60-80 % of our time is spent on interactions

Trend: Portion of interactions growing [Gartner, McKinsey]

Technology plays an increasingly important roleReducing the cost of interactions

Making it easier to find relevant knowledge and experts

New perspectives on knowledge and competitivenessPossible to achieve a quantum leap in productivity

The million dollar question is – how to do this?

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Communication and Collaboration ActivitiesCommunication and Collaboration Activities

* Thomas J. Allen: Architecture and Communication among Product Development Engineers.California Management Review, Special Issue on Workplace Design. Vol. 49, No. 2, 2007.

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Type* Description

Type I Coordination: Communication to coordinate the work

Type II Information: Communication to maintain staff knowledge of newdevelopments in their areas of specialization

Type III Inspiration: Communication to promote creativity

Evaluateopportunities

for collaboration

Spot barriers tocollaboration

Tailorcollaboration

solutions

Figure: Morten T. Hansen: Collaboration, Harvard Business Press, 2009.

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Basic Performance DimensionsBasic Performance Dimensions

Efficiency ( )

Effectiveness ( )

Activity(Ak)

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I: InputO: OutputG: GoalR: Resources

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Type I: CoordinateType II: InformType III: Inspire

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Basic Performance DimensionsBasic Performance Dimensions

Efficiency ( )

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Activity(Ak)

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Make sure youknow what youwant to achieve

Type I: CoordinateType II: InformType III: Inspire

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Basic Performance DimensionsBasic Performance Dimensions

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Make sure youknow what youwant to achieve

“There is nothing quite so useless as doing withgreat efficiency that which should not be done at all.”

- Peter Drucker

Type I: CoordinateType II: InformType III: Inspire

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Images: Microsoft, Arch+, ESA

Things you can’t do anywhere else?Things you can’t do anywhere else?

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Knowledge Discovery

Activity Space

Team Setup

Knowledge Worker 2.0 RequirementsKnowledge Worker 2.0 Requirements

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Personal Workview

Management Overview

Real Time Collaboration

From the EU project

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Statements for Reflection and DiscussionStatements for Reflection and Discussion

The current trend where the office is optimised for efficiency...

...is rapidly making the office obsolete because...

...the things you can achieve in the office you can achieve, oftenequally well or even better, in other contexts, and...

...the office starts at an efficiency disadvantage due to...

...logistics and commuting times, and because...

...it comes with a hefty price tag, e.g. compared to One Alfred Place.

The only viable long term value proposition for the office...

...is therefore one that reinstates the workplace as a place where youdo things you can’t do anywhere else...

...which enables new levels of knowledge worker effectiveness...

...or one where the efficiency gains offset the additional cost of theoffice compared to alternative solutions.

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