Open Brainstorms
What metrics can you use to measure the quality of outcomes of a brainstorm?
Are there metrics beyond number of ideas, number of contributors, and number of votes?
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Brainstorm Info
| Creator: | noeltitus |
|---|---|
| Created: | about 1 year ago |
| Activity: | about 1 year ago |
| Users: | 6 |
| Ideas: | 14 |
Top Brainstormers
13.
experientially score Ideas that invert, 180 degree shits, perspective and paradigm shift, on the basis of novelty and discomfort
12.
The number of ideas not necessarily required to be discarded. These are the ideas that are discarded based more on bureaucratic (did I get the spelling right ?) factors rather than the functionality point of view
11.
creativity of the ideas, i.e., how crazy are they . This factor wil eventually add to the innovation quotient in the idea
6.
feasibility and perhaps arguably IP generated would be reasonable parameters, as suggested by abandvc. i would have to disagree that number of people, diversity, and/or certainly speed are valuable measurement metrics. instead, i would add that the degree that a "brainstorm" can transform/resolve the objective set out in the first place -- e.g. "brainstorming" is often the result of searching for a solution to a problem or a set of problems -- would likely be the prime indicator of "quality"
