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Leading Complex Projects through Collaboration

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Leading Complex Projects through Collaboration

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Pooling the ideas, resources, commitment and efforts of many is more effective than relying on the few best individuals in an organization. Here, the example of CERN and their successful collaborative model of project management is used to illustrate the ways to lead through collaboration and harmony – collaborative leadership lessons from CERN: the world’s largest physics experiment.


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November 1, 2009

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Feb 2013
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