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Collaboration Planning and Collaboration Management for digitization projects in multi-partner  alliances. Using new technologies as Augmented Reality (AR) or Virtual Reality (VR)  to foster collaborative alliances from the begin on or transform existing partnerships into cooperation driven success. 

My strength: Merging individual strategic objectives into a joint purpose driven vision and implementing the necessary structures to enable the alliance to success.

Being passionate about creating an successful environment for setting up multi-partner collaborations with purpose-driven objectives - I carefully choose my engagements accordingly.


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