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Creativity and ideation is a vital part of the R&D process and one that is of great interest to managers. Creativity can seem quite a
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Ieva is a lecturer in Business and Management at University of East Anglia
Anne is an innovator, entrepreneur and Director of the Creativity Partnership
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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
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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
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