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Teams have become an increasingly important part of business success. The creation of virtual teams with members geographically scattered but electronically connected has set many companies on fire. Yet for all their power and flexibility, virtual teams face greater obstacles than traditional teams do. Organizational networking experts Jessica Lipnack and Jeffrey Stamps provide the keys to successful virtual teams, showing how to harness their potential while avoiding their many potential pitfalls. The many case studies offered are particularly enlightening as the authors demonstrate the techniques, mechanics, and communications required to build the virtual teams that supercharge an enterprise.
Upside, Michael Pellecchia
The authors of Virtual Teams are organizational networking experts who have assembled the equivalent of a virtual teams manual in this book. How to handle various planning and purposing schemes, such as successful videoconferencing sessions, is meticulously illustrated. In general terms, it puts the technology infrastructure in perspective as the support for virtual teams. Everyone from the team leader up to the corporate board could benefit from this book because of the importance of virtual teams.
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Teams have become an increasingly important part of business success. The creation of virtual teams with members geographically scattered but electronically connected has set many companies on fire. Yet for all their power and flexibility, virtual teams face greater obstacles than traditional teams do. Organizational networking experts Jessica Lipnack and Jeffrey Stamps provide the keys to successful virtual teams, showing how to harness their potential while avoiding their many potential pitfalls. The many case studies offered are particularly enlightening as the authors demonstrate the techniques, mechanics, and communications required to build the virtual teams that supercharge an enterprise.
Upside, Michael Pellecchia
The authors of Virtual Teams are organizational networking experts who have assembled the equivalent of a virtual teams manual in this book. How to handle various planning and purposing schemes, such as successful videoconferencing sessions, is meticulously illustrated. In general terms, it puts the technology infrastructure in perspective as the support for virtual teams. Everyone from the team leader up to the corporate board could benefit from this book because of the importance of virtual teams.
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