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November 2024 Webinars

Channel: ICW Australia Updates

Channel: About Collaborative Working

Channel: Research Program

Channel: In-Focus: Industry/Sector

Opportunities for SMEs: identification and successful execution - with David Pender and Mark Wood

Opportunities for SMEs: identification and successful execution - with David Pender and Mark Wood

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Collaborative Working in Social Inclusion: Better Outcomes for Community - with Melinda Soncini

Collaborative Working in Social Inclusion: Better Outcomes for Community - with Melinda Soncini

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ICWA Updates
ICWA at Two Years - 30 August 2023
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ICWA at Two Years - 30 August 2023

An update on ICWA at Two Years from Managing Director Brett Ackroyd, followed by a Community of Practice Panel discussion: Josh Choong - ICWA, Allan Ryan - Hargraves Institute, Rohan Varma - Ventia, & Melinda Soncini - TransformX
Initial Research Findings: RP1 - 10 May 2023
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Initial Research Findings: RP1 - 10 May 2023

ICWA Directors present findings from the first RP1 Roundtable, which was held at Adelaide Business School in November 2022, facilitated by SME Specialist Interest Group Lead David Pender. The Roundtable participants included representatives and specialists across the Small to Medium Enterprise sector.
ICW Australia Conversations_ Brett-Josh_Edited
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ICW Australia Conversations_ Brett-Josh_Edited

ICWA In Conversation – Roundtables and Research
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ICWA In Conversation – Roundtables and Research

The Directors of the Institute for Collaborative Working, Brett Ackroyd and Josh Choong, will be going on the road to conduct a series of roundtables on ‘The State of Collaborative Working as a Business Discipline in Australia’ to inform our research. This research activity is being conducted in partnership with our valued Network Members.
ICWA Director Update Webinar
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ICWA Director Update Webinar

AchievementsInOurFirstYear
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AchievementsInOurFirstYear

ICWA Launch - 31 August 2021
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ICWA Launch - 31 August 2021

The Institute for Collaborative Working Australia's Official Launch - 31 August 2021
ICW Australia Updates
About CW
Collaborative Working in Social Inclusion: Better Outcomes for Community - with Melinda Soncini
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Collaborative Working in Social Inclusion: Better Outcomes for Community - with Melinda Soncini

Collaborative Working in Social Inclusion: Better Outcomes for Community - with Melinda Soncini, TransformX Consulting, and special guest Diem Huynh, Sedo Group
Collaborative Working: Essential People Skills in the Age of AI - with Allan Ryan, Hargraves Institute
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Collaborative Working: Essential People Skills in the Age of AI - with Allan Ryan, Hargraves Institute

Implementing Collaborative Working in Business Management Systems - with Brett Ackroyd, Elysium EPL
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Implementing Collaborative Working in Business Management Systems - with Brett Ackroyd, Elysium EPL

Science of Collaborative Working - with David Pender - 26 July 2023
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Science of Collaborative Working - with David Pender - 26 July 2023

Guest speaker David Pender on the Science of Collaborative Working
Performance Through People
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Performance Through People

Performance Through People: Transforming collaboration into a sustainable competitive advantage People are a company’s core asset, and the organising principles governing how they work are crucial to realizing their potential. At a time of uncertainty and talent scarcity, leaders can choose to capture lasting benefits by ensuring that their organisations truly work for their people. In this webinar, Allan Ryan founder of the Hargraves Institute and Adjunct Professor at UTS Business School will outline how organisations can develop a collaborative culture and most importantly, collaborative leaders. We all understand that collaboration is important. How we develop and improve collaborative practice and what people do are questions that may not be clear to many. A recent survey by McKinsey of 1800 organisations highlights the importance of collaborative practices to deliver high performance and resilience. And only 9% fit this category. This webinar will explore the practice actions, tools, and skills needed for all modern leaders today.
Simplifying Digital Collaboration
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Simplifying Digital Collaboration

We are pleased to welcome Andrew Pope from Designing Collaboration to present Simplifying digital collaboration. This webinar is a change of pace from our usual offerings, with practical tools on one method of collaborative working that can apply in any industry and with any group – digital collaboration.
Collaborative Contracting In The Real World
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Collaborative Contracting In The Real World

Join us for our first webinar of 2023 featuring Mike Ford of Project Leadership, who will be presenting on collaborative contracting and the New Engineering Contract (NEC) collaborative contracting model, on behalf of Thomas Telford Ltd. who manage NEC in the UK for world wide distribution.NEC encourages all contracted parties to act, ‘in a spirit of mutual trust and co-operation’. But what does this mean in practice? This webinar will explore this and give an overview of the key essentials for collaborative contracting and partnering to work in the real world.Collaborative contracting builds on open and honest dialogue to jointly seek continuous improvement throughout the project delivery cycle, in a win win environment built on the relationship between the parties. It involves helping each party to perform better and be prepared to challenge and be challenged in a constructive way to enable timely decision making.
Weave the Net with David Pender
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Weave the Net with David Pender

Competing for work with larger departments can be difficult for small to medium enterprises. David Pender of Knowledge Perspectives - ICW Australia's first capability provider - will present on an example of when SMEs were able to successfully bid for large contracts by working collaboratively together to harness all of their resources and strengths. Using the ISO44001 standard as a basis, David will outline how the business discipline of collaborative working has successfully allowed SMEs to thrive in a competitive marketplace. David Pender of Knowledge Perspectives has recently become a Capability Provider for the Institute of Collaborative Working Australia, and we are please he can share his knowledge with our community of practice on how small to medium enterprises can harness collaborative working to improve their business outcomes.
How change-makers turn up and collaborate_Webinar
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How change-makers turn up and collaborate_Webinar

We all know that the business discipline of collaborative working is worthy and that we should be doing it – but not everyone knows where to start.    We begin with individuals – those we call change makers, who are willing to ‘turn up’ and collaborate. They need an open mindset and a willingness to collaborate. A collection of change makers creates a collaborative team – or several teams within a company able to work together – because external collaboration, outside of your company, cannot effectively happen if it doesn’t happen internally.   In this webinar, you will be provided resources and information for testing open mindset, practical tools and resources, and a starting point for making collaboration work – and answer any questions you may have.     The webinar will be presented by Allan Ryan, the Founder and Executive Director of the Hargraves Institute and the Director of the Centre for Social Purpose. He is an Adj. Professor at UTS Business School with over 20 years’ experience helping leaders, teams and organisations deliver real competitive advantage through innovation. He works across all sectors, private and public, small and large, local and global, embedding innovation strategy, culture and mindset to deliver accelerated performance and increased shareholder value.
About Collaborative Working
Research Program
Research Program
Opportunities for SMEs: identification and successful execution - with David Pender and Mark Wood
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Opportunities for SMEs: identification and successful execution - with David Pender and Mark Wood

Opportunities for SMEs: identification and successful execution - with David Pender, Knowledge Perspectives and Special Guest Mark Wood, Glyde Metal Industries & Zenith Group - Defence
Collaboration to Deliver SA's Covid Response - Margot Forster
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Collaboration to Deliver SA's Covid Response - Margot Forster

Collaboration to Deliver South Australia's Covid Response - with Providence's Margot Forster
Collaborative Leadership: Putting it into practice - with Melinda Soncini
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Collaborative Leadership: Putting it into practice - with Melinda Soncini

Transform X's Melinda Soncini discusses learnings from three Collaborative Working case studies.
LessonsInCollaborationFromtheWorldofITPartnerEcosystems
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LessonsInCollaborationFromtheWorldofITPartnerEcosystems

The Institute for Collaborative Working Australia is proud to present our latest speaker: Danielle James of Collaboration Nation, who will share her experience of collaborative working on the IT industry partnering front line in Lessons in collaboration from the world of IT partner ecosystems.
Collaboration-MakingaDifftoProfServices
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Collaboration-MakingaDifftoProfServices

The Institute for Collaborative Working Australia is proud to present a webinar from our newest Special Interest Group Lead for Professional Services, Michael Perkins. We are pleased to have him as part of ICW Australia and are excited to introduce him to our community of practice with this webinar. In this webinar, Michael will share his vision and plans for the professional services interest group, and outline how collaboration as a process of building value for multiple service providers operating in complex environments. His experience is collaboration and family disputes, aging, and financial services brings a fresh perspective. Michael and our ICWA Directors will discuss how collaborative working approaches can be applied in the Australian professional services context to meet the challenges of the future. Michael is the Principal Lawyer with Autonomy First Lawyers, a multidisciplinary law practice bringing together a team of experienced trusts and estates law, business law and clinical neuropsychology experts. They help legal, medical, financial and other professionals reduce risk to themselves and to vulnerable clients when decision making ability is in doubt. Michael is also an author and educator with over 30 years experience in trusts, estates and private client practice.
The first ever ISO44001 certified University
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The first ever ISO44001 certified University

Earlier this year, the University of Adelaide Business School became the first tertiary institution in the world to be certified to ISO 44001, the international standard for establishing Collaborative Business Relationship Management Systems. In this webinar we’ll hear from two key people involved from the University side: Professor Noel Lindsay, the Dean of Business and Pro-Vice Chancellor of Entrepreneurship, and Dr Diana Lucic, the Project Lead. This is a rare opportunity to hear an Australian ISO certification story from a leading organisation and understand the challenges and benefits directly from their lived experience.
Network Rail Consulting's experience of collaborative working and ISO 44001-20211209_142841-Meeting Recording
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Network Rail Consulting's experience of collaborative working and ISO 44001-20211209_142841-Meeting Recording

Network Rail Consulting explain their experience of collaborative working and the #ISO44001 standard during their delivery of the seamless digital transformation of Sydney’s rail network. It involved replacing traditional trackside signalling equipment, implementing automatic train operation and introducing a traffic management system. By implementing a learning and growth #culture, allowing for knowledge sharing and focusing on outcomes and #collaboration over conflict, they were able to deliver this project successfully and get a 10/10 performance rating from their client.
In-Focus: Industry/Sector
In-Focus
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