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Collaboration as Strategy The impact of relational capital on organisational resilience Stuart French @DeltaKnowledge 87% Collaboration Relational Safe Climate Capital 20%-40% Image: Steve Jurvetson Source: Gratton & Erikson, HBR Nov


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Collaboration as Strategy

The impact of relational capital on organisational resilience

Stuart French @DeltaKnowledge

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Collaboration

Relational Capital Safe Climate

87%

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20%-40%

Image: Steve Jurvetson Source: Gratton & Erikson, HBR Nov 2007

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Conservative Efficient Safe Daring Diverse Creating

Appelbaum, Roberts and Shapiro, 2009:44

Hierarchical Team-oriented Egalitarian

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MartinGrandjean

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Flickr: v1ctory_1s_m1ne

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Flickr: ierdnall

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20%-40%

Image: Steve Jurvetson Source: Gratton & Erikson, HBR Nov 2007

Everybody’s a stranger How can we improve this?

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20%-40%

Image: Steve Jurvetson

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20%-10 100%

Image: Steve Jurvetson Image: Steve Jurvetson Source: Gratton & Erikson, HBR Nov 2007

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20%-40%

Image: Steve Jurvetson Source: Gratton & Erikson, HBR Nov 2007

Too many links? Groupthink & Faultline Risk How can we reduce this?

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Tuning Virtual Teams

The most basic form of collaboration

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Geographic Dispersion Electronic Dependence Structural Dynamism National Diversity Negative impact on innovation: Lack of shared context Lack communication richness Lack of internal organisation Communication breakdowns from culture clash

Gibson & Gibbs, Unpacking the Concept of Virtuality, 2006

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  • Weak tie = Access to

novel knowledge & information

  • Strong tie = Transfer of it
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Psychologically safe communication climate

Includes

  • 1. Participation
  • 2. Support
  • 3. Openness
  • 4. Mutual respect
  • 5. Active Listening
  • 6. Risk taking

Not necessarily

  • 1. Motivation climate
  • 2. Achievement climate
  • 3. Recognition for

effort

  • 4. Cohesiveness
  • 5. Loyalty
  • 7. Trust

Gibson & Gibbs, Unpacking the Concept of Virtuality, 2006

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! Individualistic Collaboration Culture Innovation Culture

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Create broad relational capital Aim for the 20-40% Build a Psychologically Safe Communications Climate

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Stuart French is @DeltaKnowledge +61 411 797-781

References:

  • How Culture ended the Daimler-Benz Chrysler Merger – www.kwintessential.co.uk
  • The Cynefin Framework – Dave Snowden – www.cognitive-edge.com
  • Dave Snowden & Mary Boone – A Leaders Framework for Decision Making – HBR

Nov, 2007

  • Roger Martin – The Design of Business (The Knowledge Funnel)
  • Stewart MacLeod, Building a Knowledge Culture at State Trustees – IDM Magazine
  • Lynda Gratton & Tamara J. Erickson - Eight Ways to Build Collaborative Teams – HBR

Nov 2007

  • Dorothy Leonard-Barton - Wellsprings of Knowledge: Building and Sustaining the

Sources of Innovation

  • Nicholas Christakis: Human Networks (TED Talk)
  • Andrés Barreneche García & Ahmed Bounfour – Knowledge

asset similarity and business relational capital gains: evidence from European manufacturing firms

  • 2006 Gibson & Gibbs – Unpacking the Concept of Virtuality:

The Effects of Geographic Dispersion, Electronic Dependence, Dynamic Structure, and National Diversity on Team Innovation