Nidumolu, Ram, Jib Ellison, John Whalen, and Erin Billman. "The Collaboration Imperative". Harvard Business Review. April 14, 2014. https://hbr.org/...
The earth’s atmosphere, natural resources, and biological ecosystems are of fundamental value to business and society, much of which is destroyed through the ways we use these complex and fragile systems. Meeting the challenges of climate change, resource depletion, and ecosystem loss calls for improved collaboration and innovative models that create stakeholder value and drive systemic change. Collaboration starts with the groups of key stakeholders, the linking of self-interest to shared interest, productive competition, and trust. For the sustainable development of businesses, communities and society, each participant must recognize the benefit that it can realize when shared interests are met.
Posted on 14/09/22
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Posted on 24/03/21
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Posted on 24/03/21