The 12 Focus Areas (Short Summary) |
No. |
Symbol |
Focus area |
Summary |
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No. |
Symbol |
Focus area |
Summary |
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F1 |
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Flow-Tuning |
Tune into the work of the team by finding a common rhythm at the beginning of the collaboration. |
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F7 |
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Creative space-Design |
Configure an open workspace for capturing and developing creative and emerging ideas. |
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F2 |
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Target groups - Focus |
Clarify who the client is, what the team is producing, and what benefits must result from this. |
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F8 |
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Connection-Management |
Establish forms for remote collaboration (even with partially unknown partners). |
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F3 |
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Prototyping |
Develop existing ideas while paying close attention to rules of communication: improve the ideas instead of judging them. |
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F9 |
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Signal- Processing |
Consider signals as phenomenon of the overall system as they often contain important messages and information about further progress and development. |
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F4 |
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TransFORMation |
Act according to the basic principles of evolution. CoCreate someTHING and give life to new forms. |
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F10 |
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Use of Flow-Energy |
Channel energies in the desired direction and optimize the energy flow. |
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F5 |
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In/Out |
Determine what does and does not belong to the system and what enters and what exits (information, material, energy, people). |
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F11 |
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Integrative Presentation |
Involve partner and 'clients' in the presentation in order to exploit fully their potential contribution. |
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F6 |
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Talent-Profile |
Exploit the diversity of the participants in a constructive way. Remember that diversity is an opportunity! |
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F12 |
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Success -concepts |
Recognize and formulate the success factors of the collaboration and apply them consciously to future collaboration. |
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