Remember playing the telephone game as a child? You'd sit in a circle and whisper a message in the ear of your neighbor, who'd pass it along to the next kid. By the time the last kid heard the message, it had undergone drastic, often comical changes from its original version. The telephone game was an early lesson in how easily information can become distorted as it makes the rounds. In the grown-up world of project management, this breakdown in communication is costly, not comical, especially when team members and clients are scattered across offices and around the globe. The need to communicate anytime, anywhere with dozens, even hundreds of people in different locations is the new reality…
Aug. 5-9, 2013 | Nashville, Tenn.
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