CB-MBA603-261013: Effective Teamwork and Collaboration

This video promotes a holistic approach to problem-solving known as interdisciplinarity. The speaker suggests that creative problem-solving is not linear and has four stages: research, concept, evaluation, and implementation. From a more traditional perspective, different disciplines would enter the evaluation stage. However, she suggests that the collaboration needs to start with the research and concept stage.

Source: Angela Fernandez Orviz,

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