Comments for Wisepreneur: Creativity & Innovation for Entrepreneurs

Comment on Types of Crowd Funding: Ways Entrepreneurs Can Face the Investment Crisis by Audrey Quaye

Audrey Quaye — Wed, 09 May 2012 10:46:39 +0000

Thanks — very insightful!

Comment on 20 Tips To Initiate & Inspire Innovation, From Your Strategic Thinking Business Coach by Shr

Shr — Sun, 01 Apr 2012 11:32:54 +0000

This is a very good article, interesting tips.
I see there are number of tips focusing on the communication whether the communication among the team to encourage them to talk openly and share issues, and also to share feedback and comments on others ideas, on the other side communication about announcement and sharing to wider groups and also for recognizing innovators and innovative ideas, I find this relatively consolidated and integrated view.

It is important to always look into the lessons learned and make continuous improvement to the innovation process, I find it often needed to tune the approach and emphasis the vision, definitely this takes time, it is important that one would keep focused and patient.

Comment on Creativity and Future of Business: It’s No Surprise CEOs Rank Creativity As Top Leadership Quality by N. Coppedge

N. Coppedge — Fri, 30 Mar 2012 20:46:07 +0000

I have commented frequently under Esther Dyson’s popular technology column. Obviously there should be forums for creativity, to stimulate the economy. I have found such forums few and far between on the web, for example medtronic is one of the few companies that seems to be actively seeking ideas under the column of “innovation”.

In addition to actively seeking students who have innovative ideas, corporations should give small incentives to general populations in order to encourage insight “sporization”.

I myself have contributed insights which have not received a wide enough audience, such as:

1. micro-socialism for recreational cohorts
2. small profits incentives for virtual products and hierarchical information contribution
3. personality tests to be used as meta-tag contributors for content idealization

And generally, the “modular citizen” with implications for social metaphor and material consumerism.

Comment on How Do Think Tanks Create Innovative Thinking? by N. Coppedge

N. Coppedge — Fri, 30 Mar 2012 20:32:50 +0000

In the future, it may be possible to implement an “intermediate interface” that responds to electrodes, allowing a think tank to function on multiple “rays” or segues. Basically, a personal desktop can consist of interactive data which reflect an ongoing or present reaction-time concept. The reference structure, be it categorical, scientific, moral, etc. can be altered depending on the type of “influence” occurring within the conversation or bulletin.

Comment on Innovation Marketing Strategy: First, Get A Beachhead by Martha Hawkins

Martha Hawkins — Thu, 15 Mar 2012 03:48:15 +0000

Innovation Marketing Strategy: First, Get A Beachhead. Very great RSS Feeds. Thank you