Better Collaboration™

The case for Visual Collaboration

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The Value of face-to-face Interaction

Every experienced manager and business professional knows the importance of face-to-face interaction.

It is a critical ingredient for fostering relationship,

conveying a message and making sure it adequacy received. 

A study by the Baylor College of Medicine shows that visual cues help people understand what’s being said six times better than speech alone.

Expressions Eye Contact Body

Language

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However…

Not always is it feasible or justifiable to physically meet your counterpart/s in person.

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Visual Collaboration tools…

allow you to benefit from face-to-face interaction and work more efficiently with remote co-workers, partners and customers -- whether they're on a different floor or in a different hemisphere.

True, it is not the same experience as being next to each other, but it is significantly better than traditional alternatives which are based on voice and text communications.

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While the value may be clear, many organizations struggle about which tools to use

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Orhow to use them

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May 2013

About Better Collaboration™

Better Collaboration™

Mission Helping organizations

maximize productivity

and efficiency

by taking full advantage

of

visual collaboration

tools

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Services

Consulting Collaboration Policy Technology Selection Best Practices User Adoption

Events Live videoconferences,

bringing together experts and thought-leaders to collaborate about dispersed team collaboration

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Team

Mor Sela, Founder

Telework and visual collaboration advocate

12 years experience in unified communications and videoconferencing

MBA, New York Institute of Technology

Ravi Srinivasan, Principal Consultant

Telework and outsourcing management expert

20 years experience in technology and management consulting

MS, Engineering, Stanford University

Lynn Patra,  Research Analyst 

Telework advocate and Organizational Psychologist 

Over 5 years experience in research and analysis 

MA, Organizational Psychology, California State University, Sacramento 

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