Peter Smith

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2,256 appearances 17 recordings 2 series first heard Dec 2019 last heard 17 Aug

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And they wanted to see who should actually share the space with each other with the view of that it would improve the collaborative performance.
So what we then did is we pulled data sets after 100.
Typically, they say at least 100 days in the new space or the new environment before you measure again.
So if you look at the data sets, we'll pull data from everything from email to messaging to web conferencing to documents.
And we use that.
We have algorithms that actually look at the strength of a relationship between people, which is not based just on volume, but also reciprocity.
So with that, we can start looking at measuring the strength between two people, but also between two teams.
And between collective within a team.
So if you had a group of 500 people, what we actually saw was an increase of well over 30% of that measure that we had.
So there was a significant benefit of them sharing the space with each other.
And this is one of the things that now we're looking to do.
is with some organizations is to actually look to see what has happened to the collective strength of these organizations as they've shifted to working from home.
Well, we're not measuring the volume of it.
We're also saying what I was saying is the reciprocity.
which has to do with the strength of the relationship between two individuals.
And anybody can have... What's the metric, Peter?
Well, we look at the two-way traffic.
So if I send you a lot and you send me nothing, then it's nothing at the end of the relationship.
But if we both send each other a lot, it's high reciprocity.
High reciprocity.
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