Your Organization's Digital Communication Network: An Archive of Film Footage about Organizational Performance
Thanks a lot to Ken Riopelle for providing this guest post I believe we are all familiar with sports film. We see sports film highlights everywhere. On the TV, on our phones, tablets, and computers. We hear commentators referring to coaches and their teams reviewing and studying game film as a routine process for game preparation and also for self and team improvement. Why do sports teams, coaches and players look at game films? The answer is quite simple. People use game films to slow down and freeze frame the field of action and analyze the play at key moments in time. It allows everyone to pause, reflect, and discuss what happened. The benefit is simple, the more we understand the patterns of our behavior, the better prepared we are to make a change when needed. But business is played 24/7/365 all over planet earth. In global networked organizations, business interactions are largely unseen and hidden from view, except that we might notice that everyone is preoccupied with ...