Initiator

(serves also as coordinator and point of contact for this group)

Mission/Objective

The MIG aims to explore the implications of remote and hybrid work models that have been triggered by the pandemic. It will particularly focus on

1. understanding the impact of new work models on productivity and
2. their impact on organizational culture and social connectivity.

The topics will be validated by the participants during the first meeting; they may be adjusted due to the interest of the group. 

Findings will be shared via a White Paper aimed at the public to contribute to the development of New Work models.

 

Criteria for Participation

• Open for members and non-members up to a maximum of 10 people (more than one person per company can attend)
• Priority will be given to members as well as those who best meet the criteria below
• To assure a balance of give and take, participants should come from companies that are actively managing such a project and who are interested to contribute on the focus topics. They should be willing to share experience and own projects. If feasible, they may possibly decide to run a survey within their organization to collect more insights or test ideas.
• Participants are supposed to choose one of the two topics when signing up for this MIG. They should have access to an expert within their company in case they are not the expert for the topic they have chosen.

Costs

• Free (sponsored by Sylvain Newton and ECLF)

Format

• 4 virtual meetings 1 - 1.5 hours each
• Detailed agenda and objectives to be jointly decided in  the course of meetings

Time Frame

January - April 2021 

• Meeting 1:  January 26, 2021, 17:00 – 18:30
• Meeting 2:  February 23, 2021 |  17:00 – 18:30
• Meeting 3: March 23, 2021 | 17:00 – 18:30
• Meeting 4: April 20, 2021 | 17:00 - 18:30

 

Output

To capture contributions and insights, meetings will be recorded and summarized supported by material provided by participants. A final synthesis will summarize insights – to be shared with ECLF community, possibly published as a white paper.

As the work of the MIG progresses, presentations and video recordings of the sessions will be available in the ECLF Archive section (members only).

 

Provide Your Input

This MIG features a dedicated discussion board that is open for all members. Feel free to provide your input, ask questions, and connect with the participants of this MIG.

► go to the discussion board/blog

 

Joining the MIG

If you would like to join this MIG, please click here. ECLF and/or the initiator will be in touch with you with more details about the process.