A two-part survey on how information, documentation, and decisions currently move
through the organization, followed by a short assessment of the proposed
Collaboration 2.0 framework.
Estimated time6–8 minutes
Questions20 items, 2 parts
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answer honestly, including where an answer is critical of current practice or of the
proposal below — that is the purpose of this instrument.
Part 1 of 2
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Part 1
Current situation
These questions concern how things work today — before any change to tools or process.
Part 2
Collaboration 2.0 — using a wiki / Confluence tool
These questions concern the proposed framework specifically, after a short
explanatory video.
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traced back to you, and it cannot be edited or withdrawn.
Transcription notes (not part of the instrument) — 4 items
Question 7 lists "shared drives" twice (options 3 and 7). Reproduced as fielded rather than merged.
Question 14's stem is incomplete in the source — it reads "The philosophy of 'Collaboration 2.0':" with no verb, the scale anchors carrying the sense. Translated literally.
Question 16 is rendered as single-select, inferred from response counts in the results data summing to exactly n = 10 with no overlap. The source carries no explicit "select any number" instruction on this item, unlike 4, 6, 7, 10 and 17, which do and are marked multi-select above.
Required markers are uneven in the source export — items 5 through 17 carry one, items 1, 2 and 4 do not. This may be an artefact of the copy rather than a deliberate form setting; reproduced as found. Stray digit fragments after the scale anchors on items 11 and 12 in the original paste were read as label artefacts, not content, and dropped.