Information Silos
This workshop helps remote teams identify where information silos exist and develop practical ways to share knowledge more effectively. By mapping common gaps, exploring best practices, and agreeing on improvements, the team builds habits that ensure important information is accessible to everyone.
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What You'll Achieve with the Information Silos Workshop
Real outcomes that transform your team
Reduced duplication of work through improved knowledge sharing.
Faster access to key information, enhancing team responsiveness.
Increased transparency across the team, fostering trust.
When to Use the Information Silos Workshop
Perfect for these situations and team challenges
When remote teams struggle to access critical information quickly.
When team members are duplicating efforts due to lack of shared knowledge.
How the Information Silos Workshop Works
A step-by-step breakdown of the workshop process
1Introduction
In this initial phase, the facilitator sets the context for the workshop, discussing the impact of information silos on team productivity. A quick poll and discussion starter engage participants and highlight their experiences with information access issues.
2Identifying Where Silos Exist
Participants break into small groups to identify where information gaps exist within the team. They discuss common struggles and document three key areas where information is hard to access, bringing awareness to unintentional silos.
3Best Practices for Knowledge Sharing
The facilitator introduces three essential principles for effective knowledge sharing. Participants engage in discussions to identify which practices would be most beneficial for their team, paving the way for actionable improvements.
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Key Topics Covered in the Information Silos Workshop
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