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Why we need effective project teams to innovate

Keywords: project management, project teams, global teams, sponsor, teams, virtual teams

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How to build great innovation teams – key trade-offs

Keywords: consensus, cross-fertilization, diversity, group dynamics, innovation teams, task orientation

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Transformational team leader and members

Keywords: autonomy, team member,  transformational leadership

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(c) Prof. Benoit Gailly, Louvain School of Management