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Webinar: Get An Inside Look at IdeaScale

IdeaScale

Join us for a live demo July 14th at 10 am Pacific Time for a half-hour of product demonstration with a question and answer session to show why IdeaScale is right for your company. The COVID-19 pandemic threw many businesses into a stress test for their innovation committee and employee culture. Who Is This Webinar For?

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How Innovative Is Your Organization? Take This Brief Assessment to Find Out!

IdeaScale

Showing an openness to new ideas promotes a positive innovation culture. Innovation statistics reveal companies who develop business and innovation strategies are expected to grow 30% faster than companies who do not. Openness inspires others to share ideas and become fully involved in the innovation process.

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An Inside Look at IdeaScale

IdeaScale

The COVID-19 pandemic threw many businesses into a stress test for their innovation committee and employee culture. Innovation strategy is going to be one of the key ways that companies maintain their culture as their talent pool spreads out across geographic and intellectual space. What Can IdeaScale Do? Almost anything.

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Intrapreneurs

eZassi

Embrace failure and learning: Understand that not all ideas will succeed, and failure is a part of the innovation process. Open innovation – Ideas gathered within an organization as well as through external sources such as vendors, customers, universities, and startups.

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Diversity and Innovation: Benefiting from a Corporate Culture of Inclusion

Qmarkets

Amer Sports’ employees sharing their ideas at one of the various ‘idea stations’ They implemented a strategy that would allow them to engage their office-based workers via digital channels, their local intranet, and emails etc. Bottom-up innovation is where ideas come from anywhere in the organization.

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Diversity and Innovation: Benefiting from a Corporate Culture of Inclusion

Qmarkets

They implemented a strategy that would allow them to engage their office-based workers via digital channels, their local intranet, and emails etc. Usually, corporate innovation is often top down, however recently bottom-up innovation is becoming more popular. Yet, it must be understood that everyone is creatively different.

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