Graphic tools and strategies for creating teams and sustaining results, whether you are co-located or spread around the world. A design approach is used for building and leading a team

• Working like designers: why visual teams get results
• Why be a visual team?: the case for collaboration
• A graphic user interface for team: the drexlerl sibbet team performance model
• So you've just been promoted: understanding team leadership
• Managing four flows of activity: attention, energy, information, & operations
• Supporting innovation: providing visual tools
• Visualizing purpose: orienting to your mission
• Seeing yourself as a team: developing trust
• Clarifying goals: using the graphic gameplan
• Consensus of command?: deciding commitments
• Graphics & project management : implementation you can literally see
• Visualizing & innovating: understanding high performance
• Assessments, dialogues & sharing rallies: the importance of learning & renewal

• Introducing visual teams: communicating benefits
• Developing visual team skills: learning tips & tools
• Shared visual language: toward an operating system for visual teams
• Visual tools come of age: experiencing high performance at the institute for the future
• Graphics for distributed teams: web & teleconferences
• Team rooms & the net: physical places of visual spaces?
• Mobile technology: reshaping tomorrow's teams
• Websites & bibliography