[Last chance to register] The 5 collaboration habits that set the best teams apart

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Find out what makes some teams more successful than others. View Online         Tip #1: Work in pairs *Researchers from the NICO looked at differences between universities that rank in the 90th percentile collaborate, compared to those in the 50th and 10th percentiles.         The future of collaboration with Dr. Brian Uzzi     Tuesday, June 12   11 a.m. PT / 2 p.m. ET   Save your spot         You need more than a good idea to build your award-winning campaign - you need the right team to make it happen. But why do some teams succeed where others fail? To find out, Dropbox worked with researchers at the Northwestern Institute on Complex Systems (NICO) to analyze aggregated and anonymized folder data of more than 1,000 teams at major global universities. We found five key tips for how teams of all kinds can work better together. Register today for our upcoming webinar with Dr. Brian Uzzi, Co-Director of NICO, and Rebecca Hinds, Insights Manager at Dropbox, to find out what creatives can learn from the collaboration habits of top universities. We'll also provide an exclusive look at how real companies are using Dropbox data to improve the way their teams work. We'll discuss: 1. How analyzing Dropbox data helped a major social media company learn to prevent redundant projects and inconsistent branding 2. The five highly effective collaborative habits shared by top research universities 3. Dr. Uzzi's predictions for the future of collaboration   Register now   P.S. Want to learn more about how Dropbox can improve collaboration on your team? Check out our new eBook, Flow Together.     © 2018 dropbox.com Want to reach 69,000+ marketing executives with your own message? Get the media kit or contact us directly at advertising@industrydive.com. About this email: You are receiving this message as part of your complimentary newsletter subscription to Marketing Dive. If you no longer wish to receive the daily newsletter, you can switch to a weekly subscription or unsubscribe. See our full privacy policy. Marketing Dive is a product of Industry Dive, Inc. 1575​ Eye St NW, Suite 400, Washington,​ DC 20005