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Part 2: Join Andy Powell, Product Evangelist, and Bob Vincent, Product Manager, who will demonstrate how VersionOne provides the most advanced end-to-end framework for enabling enterprise-wide collaboration and decision-making.

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July 24, 2013
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3. Collaboration Starts with Conversation Within (a team) Across (teams) Outside (teams) Project Program Portfolio Product Conversations Daily Conversations Learning Conversations Reflective Conversations Cross Product Cross Team Conversations Dependency Conversations Ideation Conversations Investment Conversations Leadership Conversations

4. Why are they standing there? Talk to the wall Discover but don’t solve Ask 5 Silent Why’s

5. Collaboration Starts with Conversation Within (a team) Across (teams) Outside (teams) Project Program Portfolio Product Conversations Daily Conversations Learning Conversations Reflective Conversations Cross Product Cross Team Conversations Dependency Conversations Ideation Conversations Investment Conversations Leadership Conversations

6. Don’t mistake crowds for collaboration Cross cutting conversations require effort

7. Collaboration Starts with Conversation Within (a team) Across (teams) Outside (teams) Project Program Portfolio Product Conversations Daily Conversations Learning Conversations Reflective Conversations Cross Product Cross Team Conversations Dependency Conversations Ideation Conversations Investment Conversations Leadership Conversations

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