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Delivering Value Through Cross-Function Collaboration

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The Pixar building is one of the most vivid examples of how successful companies value cross functional collaboration within their organisation. This was delivered initially by having a sizeable atrium in the centre of the single office building to enable people to communicate, which it was assumed would lead to greater collaboration.

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CSR is Good for Business, an Independent Consulting Study Reports, but Official Targets & Policies are Lagging Behind

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35% of respondents are lacking systems to enable effective, scalable collaboration to empower supply-chain partners in support of their CSR strategies and policies. This is followed by a lack of systems to enable effective, scalable collaboration. The study began in March 2021 and was completed in August 2021.

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AWS Tech Alliance boosts cloud skills and tech jobs across German industries

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Germany’s evolving need for tech talent Germany is renowned for its engineering innovation and industry strength in sectors such as automotive, manufacturing, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals. The Tech Alliance collaboration starts with an assessment of the employer’s job role profiles and talent needs.

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INRIX collaborates with AWS for generative AI hackathon during its annual ‘Innovation Week’

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During hackathons, employees stop working on their regular tasks for two or more days to participate. Hackathon participants self-organize into teams, typically cross-organizational and cross-functional. Participants select their own projects, creating autonomy and ownership. INRIX: Transforming mobility INRIX, Inc.

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Securely running AI algorithms for 100,000 users on private data

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Challenge organizers provide test data, and participants submit AI algorithms for evaluation against this data. To create a fair and unbiased evaluation, the test data remains hidden from participants. Organizers can use grand-challenge.org to securely upload sensitive data and keep it hidden from participants.

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