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[object Object],CMM Handout Diane Gayeski, Ph.D [email_address] Bill Piersol, MS HRM [email_address]
Today’s economy demands new types of collaboration:   ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Market Value of a company   (based on Sveiby, 1997) Visible equity  (book value) Tangible assets minus visible debt Intangible assets  (Stock price premium) External structure  (brands, customer and supplier relationships Internal structure  (management, communication & learning systems, R&D, software Individual competence (education, experience of employees)
Communication infrastructure builds intangible equity Intangibles drive future profitability The past What’s on the books The future intangibles
The organization products / services economic and social  contributions Work partners (employees, contractors, suppliers) Investors (or donors or taxpayers) Government, community and industry Customers The performance environment and constituencies
Introducing a *Collaboration Maturity Model ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Saffir-Simpson Scale Analogy to Collaboration Maturity Model Value ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
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Keys to Collaboration ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
Pathway to Collaboration ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]
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Collaboration Maturity  Model synergy IAMWG Draft 9 Transition Requirements • Able to select and implement appropriate approaches  dynamically over space and time • Adaptive mechanisms (such as Enterprise learning  behaviors) Conflicted state  De - Conflicted state Collaborative state Coordinated state Agile state • Establish  collaborative mechanism • Interdependent Objectives and Plans • Interdependent Actions • Establish  coordination mechanism • Coordinated Objectives and Plans • De-conflict Objectives  • De-conflict Actions  • Establish constraints (boundaries)
Collaborative Maturity Model Matrix - Characteristics of Levels Wide delegation of decision rights and acceptance of  interdependencies Continuous collaboration High level of interactions Dynamic feedback Continuous distribution of information Trust Cooperability Perceptions of competence Collaboration mechanisms Interdependence Collaborative plans Creation of synergies  Accept  dependencies Interact about coordinating items (actions and tasks) Rich information distribution about dependencies Limited shared effects Limited shared intent synchronization Coordinated plans Allocation  of Decision Rights Interactions Information Distribution Other Factors Robust Shared intent Robust Shared awareness Robust Shared understanding Emergence of self awareness across the enterprise Accept constraints of decision rights Communicate about the constraints Distribution of information about constraints Accepting these constraints Dynamic reallocation  of decision rights Including pushing to the edge Matched to the circumstances, including continuous “ Federated” Smart push, subscribe, and discovery, matched to the circumstances Self-synchronization Edge organization Shared control Appropriate tempo Creation of synergies Presence of multiple adaptive maturity levels Identify constraints Establish constraints Create linkages Partially shared goals Synchronizing selected functions Coordination mechanisms Conscious acceptance of risk Shared understanding  Increasing trust Shared intent Collaborative planning Collaboration mechanisms Conflicted De-conflicted Coordinated Collaborative Agile None None / Antagonistic None None Transition Variables Synergy
Discussion ,[object Object]
Tools for collaboration
Groupware
 
 
Identify & reach all informants Accessibility & publicity Information Alternative delivery methods Better collaboration  w. agencies & programs 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 make sure sex appeal carries over when developing alternative formats. (5) CMS should provide alternative formats for viewing/listening to information. (6) break information down so that it's not overwhelming for various audiences. (9) consider alternative delivery methods for public awareness like radio scripts, PSAs, newsletter bites, flyers. (14) package Medicare information with related information that might capture attention. (23) develop training that hits every style of learning. (26) a lifespan timeline that provides health insurance information and decisions. (29) consider using alternative delivery methods more often. (33) archive information so that recipients can find it when they need it. (34) capture more links to SSA materials. (7) look at extended medicare provisions under the ticket to work act. (10) prioritize work for people with disabilities. (20) create a web based application where all of CMS's partners are listed so that collaboration can happen (ie social security web site). (24) develop a training agenda that relates to prioritizing work for people with disabilities. (28) interface of medicare and medicaid as it applies to return to work. (30) more federal interagency cooperation. (35) CMS could help volunteers, program sponsors with the skills attendant to health literacy training so that it's not overwhelming. (1) keep everyone that may be a key informant in mind when designing communication tools. (2) provide local training for volunteers. (8) consider the key informants to older people as consumers of CMS information. (12) email medicare information to key stakeholders in institutional and other provider settings, ie. Hospitals, long term care providers. (15) prioritize the list of key and secondary informants. (17) private geriatric case managers should be kept up to speed on changes. (21) training for secondary influencers, (family members in particular). (22) help define who key informants are (like children, pastors, attorney and advocates). (25) design communication tools for key informants to older people (ie children of beneficiaries) (27) have an e-alert system for key informants (ie benefits planners, advocates, etc.). (3) more information about where to find training materials. (18) create concise descriptions of changes for volunteers (ie social security model). (31) more information about what materials are available both online and in print. (4) create a guide that describes everything that is available. (11) info about how people process information and how that might change with aging. (13) training on sensitivity to cultural differences, literacy differences, learning styles. (16) practice examples for training services with PDAP. (19) training on how to deal with the people that have become emotional in regard to the info they are receiving. (32)
Collaborative / continuous learning
Wiki
 
 
 
 
 
Virtual offices
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  • 4. Communication infrastructure builds intangible equity Intangibles drive future profitability The past What’s on the books The future intangibles
  • 5. The organization products / services economic and social contributions Work partners (employees, contractors, suppliers) Investors (or donors or taxpayers) Government, community and industry Customers The performance environment and constituencies
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  • 12. Collaboration Maturity Model synergy IAMWG Draft 9 Transition Requirements • Able to select and implement appropriate approaches dynamically over space and time • Adaptive mechanisms (such as Enterprise learning behaviors) Conflicted state De - Conflicted state Collaborative state Coordinated state Agile state • Establish collaborative mechanism • Interdependent Objectives and Plans • Interdependent Actions • Establish coordination mechanism • Coordinated Objectives and Plans • De-conflict Objectives • De-conflict Actions • Establish constraints (boundaries)
  • 13. Collaborative Maturity Model Matrix - Characteristics of Levels Wide delegation of decision rights and acceptance of interdependencies Continuous collaboration High level of interactions Dynamic feedback Continuous distribution of information Trust Cooperability Perceptions of competence Collaboration mechanisms Interdependence Collaborative plans Creation of synergies Accept dependencies Interact about coordinating items (actions and tasks) Rich information distribution about dependencies Limited shared effects Limited shared intent synchronization Coordinated plans Allocation of Decision Rights Interactions Information Distribution Other Factors Robust Shared intent Robust Shared awareness Robust Shared understanding Emergence of self awareness across the enterprise Accept constraints of decision rights Communicate about the constraints Distribution of information about constraints Accepting these constraints Dynamic reallocation of decision rights Including pushing to the edge Matched to the circumstances, including continuous “ Federated” Smart push, subscribe, and discovery, matched to the circumstances Self-synchronization Edge organization Shared control Appropriate tempo Creation of synergies Presence of multiple adaptive maturity levels Identify constraints Establish constraints Create linkages Partially shared goals Synchronizing selected functions Coordination mechanisms Conscious acceptance of risk Shared understanding Increasing trust Shared intent Collaborative planning Collaboration mechanisms Conflicted De-conflicted Coordinated Collaborative Agile None None / Antagonistic None None Transition Variables Synergy
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  • 19. Identify & reach all informants Accessibility & publicity Information Alternative delivery methods Better collaboration w. agencies & programs 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 make sure sex appeal carries over when developing alternative formats. (5) CMS should provide alternative formats for viewing/listening to information. (6) break information down so that it's not overwhelming for various audiences. (9) consider alternative delivery methods for public awareness like radio scripts, PSAs, newsletter bites, flyers. (14) package Medicare information with related information that might capture attention. (23) develop training that hits every style of learning. (26) a lifespan timeline that provides health insurance information and decisions. (29) consider using alternative delivery methods more often. (33) archive information so that recipients can find it when they need it. (34) capture more links to SSA materials. (7) look at extended medicare provisions under the ticket to work act. (10) prioritize work for people with disabilities. (20) create a web based application where all of CMS's partners are listed so that collaboration can happen (ie social security web site). (24) develop a training agenda that relates to prioritizing work for people with disabilities. (28) interface of medicare and medicaid as it applies to return to work. (30) more federal interagency cooperation. (35) CMS could help volunteers, program sponsors with the skills attendant to health literacy training so that it's not overwhelming. (1) keep everyone that may be a key informant in mind when designing communication tools. (2) provide local training for volunteers. (8) consider the key informants to older people as consumers of CMS information. (12) email medicare information to key stakeholders in institutional and other provider settings, ie. Hospitals, long term care providers. (15) prioritize the list of key and secondary informants. (17) private geriatric case managers should be kept up to speed on changes. (21) training for secondary influencers, (family members in particular). (22) help define who key informants are (like children, pastors, attorney and advocates). (25) design communication tools for key informants to older people (ie children of beneficiaries) (27) have an e-alert system for key informants (ie benefits planners, advocates, etc.). (3) more information about where to find training materials. (18) create concise descriptions of changes for volunteers (ie social security model). (31) more information about what materials are available both online and in print. (4) create a guide that describes everything that is available. (11) info about how people process information and how that might change with aging. (13) training on sensitivity to cultural differences, literacy differences, learning styles. (16) practice examples for training services with PDAP. (19) training on how to deal with the people that have become emotional in regard to the info they are receiving. (32)
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