#asynchronous collaboration

[raffaellopalandri]

Adapting Agile, Scrum, Kanban, and other iterative frameworks to hyper-intelligent, neurodivergent cognition

In the phenomenology of the exceptionally gifted AuDHD individual, the experience of iteration, process, and systemic evolution does not appear as a sequential or linear reality, but as a simultaneously perceived multidimensional manifold of possibilities coexisting in dynamic equilibrium. While ordinary cognition interprets iteration as a temporal rhythm of action, reflection, correction, and…

[tragofone]

Boost Remote Team Productivity with Asynchronous Communication

Unlock the full potential of remote team collaboration with Asynchronous communication tools. Learn about the benefits and examples of asynchronous communication tools like email, instant messaging, and project management software. Understand the spectrum of synchronous and asynchronous communication and how it can be used to increase productivity, efficiency and teamwork among remote teams. Discover the benefits of assigning tasks asynchronously, and how it can improve coordination and communication among team members working from different time zones and locations.

Boost Remote Team Productivity with Asynchronous Communication As the modern workplace evolves, so do the methods of communication and software used by teams. Finding the appropriate ways to support the constant changes in teamwork communication within a virtual environment can be challenging. The implementation of asynchronous collaboration tools has emerged as a potential solution for the difficulties faced by remote teams. However, relying on one type of communication exclusively can also present limitations. The key to successful team communication is finding a balance between different approaches. Rethinking your virtual collaboration tools and finding one that is customizable to your team’s preferences can go a long way in ensuring smooth collaboration in a virtual dimension. Learn more:

[procrastinaut]

If you're doing Xmas today, and would like a distinctly nontraditional ambient/electronica sound track to the day, enjoy this remixed sequel to the Disquiet holiday-music experiment we mentioned earlier.

More on this 103rd weekly Disquiet Junto project (Make a song based on last week’s “sonic tinsel” project) at: http://disquiet.com/2013/12/19/disquiet0103-tinselsong/ Source audio from these three tracks: [insert links to SoundCloud page for the three source tracks] More details on the Disquiet Junto at: http://soundcloud.com/groups/disquiet-junto/ Image associated with the project adopted from one found via Creative Commons at: http://goo.gl/FUIcVq