Benjamin Cabanes
Abstract
Brainstorming has been established as the gold standard in generating new creative and innovative ideas in organizations. However, brainstorming is less efficient than it seems. This article discusses brainstorming as a method for innovation and highlights managerial insights to improve the generation of innovative concepts.
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Brainstorming has been established as the gold standard in generating new creative and innovative ideas in organizations. However, brainstorming is less efficient than it seems. This article discusses brainstorming as a method for innovation and highlights managerial insights to improve the generation of innovative concepts.
Key concepts: Brainstorming, Ideation, Knowledge management, Business, Process management, Engineering management, Computer science, Engineering