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Are there metrics beyond number of ideas, number of contributors, and number of votes?

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Creator:noeltitus
Created:about 1 year ago
Activity:about 1 year ago
Users:6
Ideas:14
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Brainstorming Tips: Focus on generating a high quantity of ideas. Don't judge ideas. Invite other people to add ideas.
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Do a SWAT analyzes on they ideas or general direction of ideas
core | about 1 year ago
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experientially score Ideas that invert, 180 degree shits, perspective and paradigm shift, on the basis of novelty and discomfort
trans4m | about 1 year ago
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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
Raseel | about 1 year ago
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creativity of the ideas, i.e., how crazy are they . This factor wil eventually add to the innovation quotient in the idea
Raseel | about 1 year ago
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"why didn't i think of it" factor? A-ha moments
noeltitus | about 1 year ago
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number of ideas spun-off or built upon from the original idea
noeltitus | about 1 year ago
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disruptiveness
noeltitus | about 1 year ago
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technological readiness
noeltitus | about 1 year ago
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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"
tr_research | about 1 year ago
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Speed of idea generation (500 ideas/hr, etc.)
anandvc | about 1 year ago
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Patentability/Intellectual Property value generated
anandvc | about 1 year ago
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Novelty of the ideas
anandvc | about 1 year ago
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Number of people involved/ diversity of ideas
anandvc | about 1 year ago
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Feasibility level of the ideas
anandvc | about 1 year ago