New research suggests that taking a holistic approach to strategically managing all contributors in the workforce ecosystem can enable enterprise success.
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Manage Your Workforce Ecosystem, Not Just Your Employees
New organizational structures are needed to coordinate a workforce that includes external workers and even technologies.
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Workforce Ecosystems: Reaching Strategic Goals with People, Partners, and Technologies
A pioneering guide to understanding and leading workforce ecosystems, which include not only traditional employees, contractors, and gig workers, but also partner and complementor organizations that work with companies to accomplish enterprise and individual goals.
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Workforce Ecosystems: A New Strategic Approach to the Future of Work
Interviews and a global survey find that many executives are taking an ecosystem approach to managing their workforces as they increasingly rely on external contributors.
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Managing External Contributors in Workforce Ecosystems
Cisco shows how organizations can think about orchestrating a workforce ecosystem, starting with contingent workers.
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Orchestrating Workforce Ecosystems: Strategically Managing Work Across and Beyond Organizational Boundaries
New research examines the challenges of leading and coordinating workforces that increasingly rely on external contributors.
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The Future of Work Is Through Workforce Ecosystems
Workforce ecosystems can help leaders better manage changes driven by technological, social, and economic forces.
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Play to Your Workforce's Strengths
An interview with Jim Fister, a lead strategist for Intel Architecture Digital Enterprise, by editor-in-chief Michael S. Hopkins. "The way that the younger workforce was educated, the way that they were trained and the way they want to come into the workforce is working naturally in a collaborative fashion. And they're doing it in ways that those of us who really were trained along the individual lines just don't understand. But we do understand the results of that, and by encouraging that collaboration, rather than trying to force people back through the exact same paths that we learned to become IT professionals or to become management professionals, if we can manage to actually adapt to their path, rather than having them adapt to our path, we're going to get results much greater, much faster, with a tremendous amount more passion, than we would have gotten otherwise."
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Sharing Value for Ecosystem Success
Ecosystem success requires that both leaders and followers avoid the trap of egocentric thinking.
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How Healthy Is Your Business Ecosystem?
Use these metrics and red-flag indicators to boost your chances of business ecosystem success.