Webinar Recordings

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 South Australia's Covid Response - with Providence's Margot Forster

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

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.

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.

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 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.