My Coauthorship Network Looks Like a Multinational Enterprise, and That’s the Point.

Our university library is currently reviewing Dimensions as a possible subscription, and part of my role in that process has been to test-drive its features under limited access. One I found especially informative is the researcher analytics function, which lets you generate a visual network of your co-authorship connections. Naturally, the first thing I did was run it on myself. The network diagram confirmed what … Continue reading My Coauthorship Network Looks Like a Multinational Enterprise, and That’s the Point.

Disrupted: Remote Work and Life under Lockdown during the Great COVID-19 Pause

*** This study is now closed. You can access some preliminary results here. An invitation to all working adults to participate in a study about remote working… Life as we know it has been turned upside down for many of us.  We’ve moved online to work, play, exercise, and be with family and friends, who might be scattered around the globe. What has this great … Continue reading Disrupted: Remote Work and Life under Lockdown during the Great COVID-19 Pause

Tap your Virtual Team’s Potential

More and more organizations are tapping into the benefits of virtual teams to achieve cost efficiencies, greater flexibility and faster turnaround times for complex projects. Managing an international virtual team has numerous challenges associated with physical, temporal and cultural distance, yet, in many industries, global virtual teams are fast becoming organizations’ raison d’etre, a new form of organizing work that helps both large and small … Continue reading Tap your Virtual Team’s Potential