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"Very often I am told that an organisation has 'more ideas than it can ever use'. I am always a little suspicious about that reply because it suggests that the ideas are not very good. You can never have too many ideas."
Ideas, Innovation & Creativity in Business:
A new report from Edward de Bono and Robert Heller.
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De Bono and Heller's Letter To Thinking Managers
Dear Colleague,
What is your organisation actually doing about creativity? Where do you get your ideas from? How good are they and what do you do with them?
The above quote from management guru Edward De Bono touches a vital nerve, because a strong flow of good ideas is a sign of a flourishing, growing organisation.
In a recent issue of Letter to Thinking Managers, Edward de Bono gives the ten ways an organisation creates and handles ideas. Click on the link below to read about our special trial offer.
You'll discover:
• The serious drawbacks embedded in the most common methods of creating and processing ideas
• Why so many organisations make the mistake of leaving the task to their research department -- why 'research' thinking is so different from 'innovation' thinking
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What it's worth - and why it's not free
Most managers are far too busy to do our kind of investigative analysis. And we are the best, by far, at doing it.
Our two editors are Robert Heller and Edward de Bono, two of the leading creative thinkers in management today. Both are highly critical of many management practices.
They give examples of bad practice so you'll avoid making the same mistakes as others. Then they offer guidelines for a way forward.
This is then compacted into a monthly briefing sent to our closed membership of top managers worldwide. The full annual subscription rate is USdollars$399 a year, but as a new subscriber you receive a substantial reduction on this price, if you decide to continue following your trial.
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Please note that although we are offering a risk-free trial, we never send out free sample copies. This would reduce the value our members receive from the information provided. There's another reason too:
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Robert Heller has written Business Masterclasses for eight great gurus,including Warren Buffett. Each of the Masters and their Classes focus on the crucial methods and mindsets which mark out the great from the crowd - but which you can master yourself. Here are some of the highest-ranking How Tos you will ever find:
• Jack Welch created spectacular value at General Electric: How to create the culture and management behaviours that make for and maximise market leadership.
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• Warren Buffett created the greatest fortune ever derived from straight investment
• Peter Drucker created the genre of management writing and changed the way managers manage: How to master the crucial difference between the Efficient (good) and the Effective (critical).
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Yours
Mark Nunney
Publisher
Letter to Thinking Managers
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