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Back in the 1970’s and 80’s

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Now, in 2015

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THE FUTURE OF WORKLesbians who Tech | Leanne Waldal | Head of Research @Dropbox

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The nature of collaboration has been changing at an accelerating pace,

particularly in the last decade.

… there have been other, less evident, forces at work, transform-ing the

nature of collaboration and teamwork and challenging the defini-tions of what a team is and what should be expected of it.from the summary for “The changing ecology of teams: New directions for teams research”

by Ruth Wageman, Heidi Garner, Mark Mortensen in Journal of Organizational Behavior (2012)

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UNITED STATES

Aust in

Berke ley

Boston

Chicago

Los Ange les

Miami

New York C i ty

Ph i lade lph ia

Por t land

San Franc isco

Seatt le

Wash ington, D.C .

ISRAEL

Herz l i ya

Te l Av iv

UNITED K INGDOM

London

NETHERL ANDS

Amsterdam

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“I don’t have a desk. I have my iPad.” - Jack Dorsey, 60 Minutes, Feb 2014

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Choice in WorkspaceTechnology and collaboration is increasing the power of choice

• Co-working (no longer just home or office)• Open space and flexible spaces (fewer cubicles)• Less dedicated desks

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Modern work has changed

34%76%

mobile workers

1.3B 1.4M

workers connect daily with customers

Apps in the Apple store

U.S. workforce that are freelancers

Sources: IDC; Forrester; Intuit

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Dec 4, 2013

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http://www.cnet.com/products/microsoft-surface-pro-3/

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• There’s a power shift from only/mostly company to a balance of company and workforce.

• It’s causing fragmentation (in apps/tech) which benefits collaboration.

• Even our tablets and phones now come with choice.

Standards replaced with Choice

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And about teams …

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• Multi-team• Membership Ambiguity• Cross-Organizational• Fluid Teams for Projects

Static teams are dying

Dropbox Collaboration Research, Feb 2015. N=2079

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Sharing economyKnowledge economy

Collaboration economyGig economy

Digital economyCrowd economy

Microtransaction economy

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From One to Many• One computer to using whichever device I need• One space to many spaces• One desk to choice of working anywhere• One job to few/many jobs• One decision maker to collective decision

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Thank you!Leanne Waldal | [email protected]