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Seminar: How To Be Innovative – No, Really Innovative – In 2013

Chances are your company has the strategy to “be more innovative” written somewhere in company goals for 2013. However, like any project, it is not enough to simply declare what you want. You need to make a plan and work through that plan. Using the right tools and engaging in the right behaviors to result in true innovation. What We …

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Tips To Be More Creative And Better At Problem Solving

I hope your week is off to a great start. I thought you might like to read two recent interviews featuring Idea Sandbox and our approach to creativity and problem solving. They were conducted just a few weeks ago. I hope you’ll be able to take a few tips from these articles to put them to use yourself. The first …

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Want Better Meetings? Try Taking Them OFFSITE

The three secrets to being more innovative and hosting better meetings are to… involve the right PEOPLE, choose and use the right PROCESS, and hold your meeting in the right PLACE. 99% of the time, hosting your meeting at your offices is not the right place. You need to host it offsite. Let me introduce you to… OFFSITE… OFFSITE is …

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Get Quality Ideas From a Quantity Of Options

You’re in your neighborhood bookstore looking for a title about “social media.” Do you immediately buy the first book you see, on the first shelf of the business section? Probably not. You visit a new restaurant for a tasty dinner, do you only read the top menu item and order it – ignoring the rest of the menu? I don’t …

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Innovation Requires Both Ideas And Action

Ideas have been getting a bad rap lately. Some say the lack of innovation within organizations isn’t because of a lack of ideas, rather a lack of action. There are too many ideas and not enough implementors. But, ideas need champions to implement them. Just the same way seeds need farmers. A popular recommendation is: Stop generating ideas and start …

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