The document discusses the evolution of collaborative work environments driven by social media and highlights types of collaboration including team and community collaboration. It emphasizes the importance of trust, communication, and common goals for successful partnerships, while showcasing various collaborative furniture options that enhance productivity. Additionally, it outlines different workspace configurations that facilitate collaboration among employees.

1. Collaborative Furniture
Collaboration Nurtures Innovation

2. CommunityTeam Network
Types of Collaboration

3. Members know each other
Clear task interdependecies
Expected reciprocity
Explicit goals and deadlines
Equal participation
Team Collaboration

4. Shared domain of interest
Goal is often more focused on knowledge
acquisition than task completion
Teams naturally form out of community
collaboration to solve specific problems
Community Collaboration

5. Steps beyond the relationship-centrip team
and community forms of collaboration
Membership and timelines are unbounded
Power distributed amongst members
but not always equal
Driven by advent of social media
Network Collaboration

6. A successful collaborative work environment
enhances individual performance and results.
To be Successful, a Team Must:
Trust Each Other
Communicate Openly
Balance Team Focus
Have a Common Goal
Clarify Roles
Appreciate Diversity
Structuring a Collaborative Work Environment

7. Traditional Corporate
Work Environment
Modern Collaborative
Work Environment
The collaborative work environment is being
driven by a battle between the individual
and the corporation.
Team Focus
Issue-related Contract
Individual Focus
Lifelong Employment
Structuring a Collaborative Work Environment

8. Collaborative tools give employees the power to
share and communicate quicker and more efficiently.
Video Conferencing
Document Management
Application Sharing
Instant Messaging
Email
Workflow Management
Elements of a Collaborative Work Environment
Structuring a Collaborative Work Environment

9. Conference Room
Dyadic Workspace
Office Neighborhood
Types of Work Environments

10. Traditional work environment expanded to
accommodate two employees.
The Dyadic Workspace

11. Room or area designated as a collaborative zone that
can be used by anyone within the company.
The Conference Room

12. ‘Neighborhood’ work zones allow employees
to work close to their primary workstations.
The Office Neighborhood

13. Rare but extremely efficient for some companies, the
mobile workstation allows employees to pack up
and move in a very short amount of time.
The Mobile Workstation

14. Facilitec’s Design Resource Center contains a vast library
of collaborative furniture, product samples, and materials.
Collaborative Furniture

15. The Compose system is the perfect combination of
aesthetic refinement and unsurpassed performance.
COMPOSE
COLLECTION

16. UniGroup Too’s scaleable panel and component options
are sleek and rectilinear, sophisticated and classic.
UniGroup Too
COLLECTION

17. Premise is a unique combination of design,
application freedom, and innovative technology.
PREMISE
COLLECTION

18. A conscious break from standard solutions, Patterns redefines
the way employees experience the interior workspace.
PATTERNS
COLLECTION

19. Reside blends the best of European design with advanced
workplace knowledge to support the most dynamic workspace.
RESIDE
COLLECTION

20. Visit facilitec-inc.com for more collaborative furniture options
that enhance employee productivity and performance.
Collaboration Nurtuers Innovation

21. Collaboration Nurtures Innovation
Collaborative Furniture
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