Leveraging Collaboration for Multifaceted Design and Product Teams: A Financial Perspective
Esha Shandilya, Jacalyn DeFeo

TL;DR
This paper examines collaboration practices within a financial firm's design and product teams, highlighting key elements, challenges, and initiatives to enhance teamwork effectiveness from a financial perspective.
Contribution
It provides a detailed case study of collaboration strategies and challenges in a financial organization, offering insights into improving team workflows and cross-team communication.
Findings
Effective collaboration enhances team success and innovation.
Identified key challenges in cross-team communication and onboarding.
Initiatives improved collaboration robustness and workflow efficiency.
Abstract
Collaboration is a key driving force for a team's success. In this case study, we discuss the collaboration practices of the Design Team and a subset of product teams at Chatham Financial -- a financial risk management advisory and technology firm. The Design Team's collaboration workflow has four key elements surrounding the structure, cross-team communication, onboarding, and feedback that occurs both in team and cross-team collaborative partnerships. Each of the key elements leads to a unique set of challenges and opportunities for the Design Team. We analyze the current state of each element, their value proposition, challenges, and initiatives undertaken to make the collaboration practice more robust
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TopicsInnovation and Knowledge Management
