Teamability Steps Into An International Spotlight

Online, June 24, 2013 (Newswire.com) - Project Managers and Business Analysts from 24 countries around the world tuned into The Gabriel Institute's webinar on Teamability® this month, for an online tutorial on new techniques for effectively building and managing geographically dispersed teams. 
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In lockstep with the globalization of business activity, virtual teams and virtual workplaces have become commonplace, and are essential to success in an age dominated by rapid technological advancement. A basic course in Teamability, developed by The Gabriel Institute, allows participants to acquire free HR and Project Management certification credits while also learning how to utilize innovative technology and management methods to overcome the difficulties inherent in virtual team activity. 



The course explains the origins and use of Teamability - a completely new technology that identifies the way a person will perform on a team. Dr. Presser's new book on Leadership



"The focus of Project Management has changed from commanding & controlling to a more collaborative model. Teamability illuminates the dynamics of team relationships, and focuses on Business Leadership Excellence that brings out the best in Project Managers and their team members," explains Martin Chernenkoff, Senior Editor of pduOTD.com - a Canadian website that serves project management professionals worldwide.

New understanding of 'teaming' informs new methods for selection, development, management and motivation of teams. Attendees logged in from countries as diverse as China, Australia, Germany, Singapore, Guyana, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, and Jamaica. The group was mainly comprised of Project Management professionals; but business executives, Human Resource professionals, and individuals looking for quality career direction have also attended the free course. Sign up for Teamability here.