Multi-team Reporting

Re-test your team to track progress & improvements through training, development and focus.

Multi-team Reporting

Re-test your team to track progress & improvements through training, development and focus.

What is a Benchmark Report?

Your first TeamLytica report gives you a benchmark level to work from. Focus and train on the lower scoring areas and then re-test the team to see what improvements have been made.

TeamLytica Comparing Cohesion Index Example Dashboard

What is a Benchmark Report?

Your first TeamLytica report gives you a benchmark level to work from. Focus and train on the lower scoring areas and then re-test the team to see what improvements have been made.

TeamLytica Comparing Cohesion Index Example Dashboard

What is a Benchmark Report?

Your first TeamLytica report gives you a benchmark level to work from. Focus and train on the lower scoring areas and then re-test the team to see what improvements have been made.

TeamLytica Comparing Cohesion Index Example Dashboard

What is a Benchmark Report?

Your first TeamLytica report gives you a benchmark level to work from. Focus and train on the lower scoring areas and then re-test the team to see what improvements have been made.

We Benchmark Everything for you

Track and see changes to your Cohesion, Category and question scores to instantly see where progress has been made. Or, where further work is required.

Everything is colour-coded for ease of use and understanding.

TeamLytica Cohesion Index Dashboard Example

Reduce Team Stress

Managing team stress to an optimal level is crucial if you want to get the best from your team.

Your TeamLytica reports can help you measure where the team is at, what needs to be done to reduce (or increase) team stress and then lets you re-test to gauge the impact of your interventions.

TeamLytica year on year graph comparison for Optimum Performance
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Why Re-test?

Your role as a manager is to continually monitor and improve what the team does. In almost any environment, the needs and influences and pressures on the team change frequently.

Understanding and positively reacting to these changes in both the short and longer-term will help your team deliver its KPIs.

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Scores Increase and Go Down

Things often change within a team. If scores are increasing, ask yourself if this is because of your interactions, those of the team or external factors.

Likewise, scores can decrease which may be an indicator that more focused is required in those areas or, that external factors have had a negative impact on the team.

Use the data and Actions to keep moving things forward.

Get your Teamlytica Report today

A complete set of data and commentary allowing you to understand and get the very best from your team

Cohesion Index

Cohesion Index

A powerful overall score for your team of everything they rated

Stress Indicator

Stress Indicator

Know if you're getting the best from your team or pushing them too hard

Morale Indicator

Morale Indicator

Giving you the morale and pulse of your team right now

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Category and Questions Scores

All colour-coded for ease of use and comparisons

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Disparity

Reports

Learn the story behind behind the scores to help you further

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Open Text Comments

Comments directly from your team - both positive and improvements

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Tyrelle Mcleod-Bentley

Director

Soccer Assist

The irony is not lost on us that we recruit and place the next generation of sports stars who all have to excel in teams. The Teamlytica platform has helped us get to a place where we're proud of our own team performances.

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Anita Dev

Director

TeamWork ADL

The team reports have really helped our team and given our senior leaders the knowledge we've needed to make effective changes to the way we work and manage.

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Steve Chown

Entrepreneurial Innovation Manager

TeamLytica's software has been identified as a valuable tool to check the effectiveness of newly combined teams in the Bank. We are using it to review their progress as the staff become more integrated.

Accredited Coaches

Only accredited coaches can use TeamLytica.

The training and support you get will ensure you have the right level of knowledge to be able to coach teams as well as individuals. Then our reporting platform gives you a strong structure, providing you with a foundation that you can build on with your own knowledge and experience.

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Technology

Technology

July 13, 20233 min read

Technology

Boosting teamwork and performance when managing technical staff is rarely easy.

Technology companies face unique management and team-building issues. The fast-paced nature of the industry and the focus on exponential growth requires a special kind of team.

Managers in the sector can often struggle to meet tight deadlines or keep pace with the technical details of the projects that they oversee. Effective communication is, therefore, vital.

TeamLytica is a robust platform that managers in the technology sector can use to uncover insights about their teams and improve management practices.

Because of the specialist nature of work in the technology sector, companies rely on interdependent experts to push their operations forward, develop new technologies and bring them to market. Without a team that functions well, technology enterprises can find themselves losing competitiveness rapidly.

TeamLytica’s solution starts with a confidential survey. Colleagues in your organisation answer 54 questions ranging across nine management-relevant domains. The system then compiles a 28-page report, scoring various aspects of team and management performance. At the end, you get a range of actionable steps that you can take to improve your business units, based on the results of the survey.

Using KITE – K – Knowledge, I – Insights, T – Training, E – Empowerment.

The Team Summary provides a high-level overview of team performance across the nine elements the KITE survey measures: leadership, delivery, trust, capability, energy, harmony, stakeholders, accountability, and resilience. This summary lets you see how a team is performing before drilling down into the numbers and getting actionable insights.

We aim to do things a little differently at TeamLytica – we’re here to help.

The most common issue for managers in technology companies is communication: the ability for teams to disseminate information to relevant people to deliver the best possible solutions to market. TeamLytica provides a measure of how well people are talking to each other, captured by the harmony statistic.

The next most common problem is that of shifting goalposts or constant change. Not only must the technology sector deal with all the usual economic and political shocks that rock organisations, but also the technical ones too. Transformation changes in technological approaches are par for the course in today’s disruptive environment. TeamLytica, therefore, provides managers with insights on how well their teams are dealing with these changes over time and the steps that they can take to improve their outlook.

Managers need carefully crafted approaches that help them make the best possible use of people in their organisations. TeamLytica provides technology companies with a range of powerful tools that help with just that.

Suppose, for instance, you have several high-value, difficult-to-replace colleagues on your team. One of your management priorities is to ensure that these workers remain happy. The TeamLytica platform lets you combine employee performance metrics with survey data to create charts that plot performance against satisfaction. Managers can use this tool to identify colleagues who perform well but also at risk of leaving the organisation because they’re unhappy with some aspect of the workplace.

Finally, the TeamLytica platform also lets you disaggregate performance domains by business unit. This tool is helpful for organisations with multiple teams who want to transplant the best practices from high-performance teams to those that do not do as well.

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