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In today's rapidly changing business environment, the ability to steadily advance cross-organizational projects is crucial for corporate competitiveness. enco Inc. (Headquarters: 2-14-1 Nagone, Nishi-ku, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture; Representative Director: Nobumitsu Kobayashi; hereinafter referred to as "enco") has today released a white paper that systematically organizes the behavioral differences between "stalled teams" and "moving teams," from the perspective that project success or failure is determined not by the quality of the idea, but by "how employees are" and "how they communicate and involve others."

This document provides practical improvement guidelines to promote behavioral change in teams, aimed at leaders and management who are struggling with stagnation in internal projects.

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Background: The Real Reason Projects "Stall"

Many organizations repeatedly face situations where "good ideas weren't approved" or "the kickoff was exciting, but then nothing moved forward." Many companies tend to attribute the cause of such stagnation to the quality of the ideas or the individual capabilities of the promoters.

Without realizing this factor and focusing solely on refining ideas, projects will not move forward. This white paper was created to visualize the differences in "how to move" and to show concrete actions that teams can change starting today.

Features of the White Paper

1. Understand Your Current Position with "5 Axes" That Determine Project Success or Failure

This white paper systematically organizes "how employees are" which influences project success or failure into 5 axes. "Can they articulate the WHY in their own words?" "Are they testing hypotheses in small increments?" "Are they involving others by tailoring to their interests?" "Are they looking for ways to make it happen rather than reasons why it can't?" "Are they learning quickly and in small steps?"

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