What does a visualization consultant have to offer on the topic of TV-show consumption? And more importantly, how can insights on the growing phenomenon of binge television viewing provide useful guidance for communications within the workplace?
How GE, LEGO, Starbucks and Quirky Succeed Where Others Have Failed
When we think about recruiting for crowdstorm projects, we’re starting a journey that is analogous to what organizations do when they market a new product or service. The recruiting proc ...
At the mention of the word “innovation” your mind might conjure up images of lab-coated geniuses navigating high-tech laboratories and designing the latest smart phone or computer tablet. While most leaders understand the importance of innovation, many a ...
Your teams did their market research. They ran an array of consumer insight sessions. They found the customers real Need. They ran professional ideation and storyboard sessions. They created prototypes and performed market tests. They developed their go to m ...
Executing an innovation ecosystem
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According to previous of Ovum analysis, enriching their core product with services acting as a shield for the network, has come to the fore for Telcos.
Strategic d ...
When it comes to ideation or crowdsourcing communities, most will argue that a good rewards program can help stir the pot and provoke not only better engagement, but better content. It gets people excited about the work being done and makes them eager to ret ...
A recent study by Andy Cosh and Joanne Jin Zhang of the UK Innovation Research centre set out to examine how companies were using open innovation. The report makes a thought-provoking comparison of the innovation styles of companies. It indicates that those ...