The low carbon transition can stimulate innovation
Thinking creatively about the low carbon transition can stimulate new thinking and motivate staff to innovate; bringing big benefits to the bottom line, both now and in the immediate future.
Read moreKids deserve creativity – and so do employers
Without creativity, how are young people to participate in the exciting world of innovation and development that those of us involved in RADMA find so satisfying and profitable? Anne Miller puts the case for creativity on the curriculum.
Read moreIdeation and creativity in R&D
Creativity can seem quite a messy discipline, but I find it useful to categorise it into 4 aspects: process, people, product and place, based on work by the pioneering US creativity researcher, Mel Rhodes.
Read moreBrexit as an innovation challenge
Many R&D managers will recognise the feeling of being asked to achieve a complex multifaceted project with an apparently impossible timescale and distracting internal politics, while being under-resourced and under huge pressure to "just get on with it". However...
Read moreHow to increase your creative success rate by a factor of 10
The great thing about having a genuine variety of ideas, is that it very substantially reduces the risk of R&D. This is because variety stimulates creativity and having a genuine choice allows good quality decisions.
Read moreCoffee Time Conversations: Brainstorming
Brainstorming often seems simple, but it isn't, as Anne Miller and Ieva Martinaityte discuss in the first of our podcasts about creativity.
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