Expertise and Access to Data: Managing Their Impact on Team Learning and Performance

Posted March 19, 2012 | Technology |

A recent search on Amazon.com using the keyword "team" yielded over 170,000 hits. Obviously, there is a lot of interest in and a lot being said about teams. And if you browse the titles of the books that are available, you will see that there are numerous perspectives on teams; for example, how to build team morale, how to develop high-performance teams, how to motivate teams, how to manage distributed teams, and so on.

About The Author

Michael Hughes

Michael Hughes works for IBM Internet Security Systems as a User Assistance Architect. Before joining IBM, Dr. Hughes was the User Experience Design Lead at CheckFree Corporation, where he established its User Experience Research and Design Center. He has a PhD in instructional technology from the University of Georgia and a master's degree in technical and professional communication from Southern Polytechnic State University. His professional… Read More

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Expertise and Access to Data: Managing Their Impact on Team Learning and Performance

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