CollabTalk Podcast | Episode 180 with Mark Kashman
Episode 180 of the CollabTalk Podcast explores how AI is fundamentally reshaping the role of marketers, enabling small teams to punch above their weight...
Category: Collaboration Culture
How to Make Collaboration Self-Sufficient in Your Organization
Collaboration is the lifeblood of modern organizations. But here’s the hard truth: most collaboration only thrives when someone is constantly tending it—nudging teams to...
3 Practical Steps to Improve Internal Communication
As I talk with clients about their usage and adoption of Microsoft 365 and related technologies, one of the fundamental problems I see over...
Stop Undervaluing Veteran Software Engineers
When fellow MVP David McCarter published the second part of his series on veteran software engineers on Sunday, he didn’t just echo the concerns...
Project Failure Files: Pushing Your Team Too Hard
In Episode 39 of the Project Failure Files weekly webcast, our focus was “Pushing Your People Too Hard,” in which Sharon and I discussed the importance...
CollabTalk Podcast | Episode 160 on Stakeholder Engagement and Scalable Feedback
For Episode 160 of the CollabTalk Podcast, I explore why most companies fail at feedback by lacking clear processes, failing to act on...
How Collaboration Has Changed Over the Past 30 Years
For the majority of my career, I’ve focused on various aspects of collaboration technology. Looking back over the past 30 years, it’s pretty incredible...
Governance Framework: Implement Communication Plans
Effective communication is the glue that holds a governance framework together, ensuring that stakeholders understand their roles, policies are consistently applied, and users feel...
Project Failure Files: Supporting Internal Champions
In Episode 21 of the Project Failure Files weekly webcast, our focus was “Championing Change: The Role of Internal Champions,” during which we examined the...
Developing a Governance Framework
In yesterday’s guest appearance on the Come Cloud With Us show (which I re-shared in my podcast), the last third of my presentation was...
