INTERNAL SURVEY · NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION FORM REF: CO2-SURVEY-01
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Collaboration Culture & Knowledge Management Survey

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 time 6–8 minutes
Questions 20 items, 2 parts
Identification Single-use token only
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.

1. Token / password
Text · single-use key

Enter the anonymous key you were given before starting this survey.

2. In the current situation, how open do you feel the space is for putting forward new ideas and participating in decisions?
Scale · 1–5
Not open at allCompletely open
3. If you put forward an idea, how confident are you that it will actually be heard and reviewed?
Scale · 1–5
Not confidentVery confident
4. What are your obstacles to participating in decisions?
Multi-select

Select any number of options.

5.* How often do you document your work processes or decisions?
Single choice
6.* What is your most significant challenge in obtaining necessary information from other teams or individuals?
Multi-select

Select any number of options.

7.* At present, through which channels do you mostly exchange work documents and agreements with colleagues?
Multi-select

Select any number of options.

8.* Overall, how satisfied are you with the quality and speed of access to information under current routines?
Scale · 1–5
Very dissatisfiedVery satisfied
9.* In teamwork, if the information you have received is incomplete, then despite your follow-up, how long on average does it take for the complete and correct answer to reach you?
Single choice
10.* Which factors most prevent you from documenting?
Multi-select

Select any number of options.

11.* How easy and transparent is your access to the records and documentation of previous projects?
Scale · 1–5
Very difficultVery easy
12.* In your view, how much can accurate documentation help to clarify responsibilities and to prevent blame being shifted onto others?
Scale · 1–5
No effect at allVery effective
13.* Is the boundary of responsibilities and authority between your team and other teams clear?
Scale · 1–5
Very unclearVery clear
Part 2

Collaboration 2.0 — using a wiki / Confluence tool

These questions concern the proposed framework specifically, after a short explanatory video.

14.* The philosophy of "Collaboration 2.0":
Scale · 1–5

Source stem is incomplete — the scale carries the sense. See note 3.

I did not understand itI understood it completely
15.* How familiar are you with wiki tools (such as Confluence)?
Scale · 1–5
Very littleVery much
16.* In your view, if Collaboration 2.0 were implemented, which of the following goals would be achieved?
Single choice

Inferred single-select — see note 4.

17.* What is your biggest concern about this new system?
Multi-select

Select any number of options.

18. In one sentence: if the proposed system were to solve one problem, what would you like that problem to be?
Free text
19. Please set out your suggestions and criticisms regarding Collaboration 2.0.
Free text

Shift + Enter for a new line.

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Transcription notes (not part of the instrument) — 4 items
  1. Question 7 lists "shared drives" twice (options 3 and 7). Reproduced as fielded rather than merged.
  2. 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.
  3. 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.
  4. 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.