Collaboration strategy

Spark Trajectory Intranet and Digital Workplace Skills Matrix > This skill is in the Social and collaboration management domain

Skill description

Skills related to the ability to create and implement a plan for the onward development of collaboration tools and techniques taking into account the strategic environment as well as user and organisational needs.

Collaboration strategy skill levels

Apprentice

Understands proposed strategy and represents the interest of users or stakeholders in the creation of a strategic plan. Communicates useful and actionable feedback to the strategy development team.

Practitioner

Conducts a collaboration strategy formation process by: 1) assessing the current state with research and diagnosing user and organisation needs in the absence of existing strategy; 2) documenting guiding policy, direction and a strategic plan; 3) communicating the strategy with identified stakeholders.

Master

Proactively manages the strategic environment to initiate strategy formation as required. Actively socialises strategy with identified stakeholders throughout the strategic lifecycle

Skills related to Collaboration strategy

Intranet and digital workplace strategy
IT strategy

Other skills in the Social and collaboration management domain

Collaboration strategy
Community development
Employee advocacy
Expert and skills network management
Facilitator training and support
Ideation and innovation management
Moderation, facilitation and conflict resolution
Social Content Curation
Tacit knowledge management

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