Monday, February 07, 2005
COMMUNICATIONS ANYONE?
The second installment in our year-long series of articles about communications is now available online. This article offers simple ways to improve communication among coworkers, teams, and departments. You can read the article, called "Improve Staff Communications," by clicking this link: read February article. (When the dialog box appears, click Open to read the document online or click Save to save it to your hard drive.) Please share this article as freely as you'd like. :)
I'm writing here about process improvement, but I do include links and suggestions for the way technology intersects with team communications (for example, using the Word Document Workspace feature to work on a shared document; setting up a team meeting in Outlook, and so on). I've also listed a few product ideas from Windows Marketplace (where I've been writing a number of articles lately) to show some possibilities for online tools and resources related to workflow scheduling, time and expense management, and more.
As always, if you want to send along a question I can research and answer in a future article (or provide a tip the way you'll see Charlotte did in this month's article), please send an email to kmurray230@sbcglobal.net.
Happy almost spring everybody! :) k
The second installment in our year-long series of articles about communications is now available online. This article offers simple ways to improve communication among coworkers, teams, and departments. You can read the article, called "Improve Staff Communications," by clicking this link: read February article. (When the dialog box appears, click Open to read the document online or click Save to save it to your hard drive.) Please share this article as freely as you'd like. :)
I'm writing here about process improvement, but I do include links and suggestions for the way technology intersects with team communications (for example, using the Word Document Workspace feature to work on a shared document; setting up a team meeting in Outlook, and so on). I've also listed a few product ideas from Windows Marketplace (where I've been writing a number of articles lately) to show some possibilities for online tools and resources related to workflow scheduling, time and expense management, and more.
As always, if you want to send along a question I can research and answer in a future article (or provide a tip the way you'll see Charlotte did in this month's article), please send an email to kmurray230@sbcglobal.net.
Happy almost spring everybody! :) k
# posted by Katherine Murray @ 9:37 PM 
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