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1. Introduction 5.
2. What is brainstorming? 6.
5. 9,10.
How to Use
Brainstorming in Business
6. Conclusion 11.
7. References 12.
Introduction
If you’ve ever held a brainstorming session, you likely know that they can be
very effective for generating new ideas, and finding solutions to a problem.
This is largely due to the many advantages of brainstorming that help teams
work more collaboratively towards a common goal.
• Aim for quantity, not quality. Finding one great business idea is your
primary goal. Quality is important. But, worrying about quality taps
into convergent thinking, inhibiting your ability to generate new ideas.
It will only hold you back at this stage of the game. Putting the focus
on generating lots of ideas takes the pressure off. Have confidence that
the best ideas will reveal themselves. You can’t force only the best
ideas to come forward. But, they will appear together with other, less
effective ideas. And that’s okay.
• Have fun and be silly. True creativity and ingenuity occur when you
don’t try to control the process. Free-form, stream-of-consciousness
associations are most effective for brainstorming. So stretch your
cognitive process by allowing silly ideas to have a voice.
• Don’t edit or judge yourself. There are no bad ideas this early in the
process. And finding a profitable business idea is a process. Allowing
yourself to riff off an idea that may not work is part of the journey to
finding an idea that will.
• Write everything down. It’s important to keep a record of all your
ideas. You may not see an idea’s true worth until later. You may reread
the list later and discover a new idea you hadn’t thought of then. All of
that creative thought is valuable. So, keep a copy of it
How to Use Brainstorming in Business
To make brainstorming effective in a business setting, it’s important to establish
clear objectives, create a comfortable and non-judgmental environment, and
follow up with a structured process to evaluate and implement the best ideas
generated during the session. It’s also important to involve the right people with
relevant knowledge and expertise to make sure the brainstorming sessions are
productive and lead to actionable insights.
In product development, brainstorming helps businesses create products that are not
only innovative but also closely aligned with customer needs and preferences.
Moreover, it helps with identifying and mitigating risks, making sure that the product
development process is more streamlined. In a fast-paced marketplace, brainstorming
allows businesses to stay responsive to evolving customer demands and market
trends.
Process Improvement
Strategic Planning
Risk Management
Brainstorming helps look at various risk scenarios, their likelihood, and potential
impacts on the organization’s objectives. It also helps explore both internal and
external factors that could pose risks, understand potential vulnerabilities and develop
effective risk mitigation strategies.
Conclusion
In conclusion, the brainstorming session conducted for the improvement of our
product in the field of entrepreneurship development has proven to be a
valuable and dynamic process. Throughout the session, diverse perspectives,
creative ideas, and constructive criticism were shared, fostering a collaborative
environment that aimed at enhancing our product's features and overall
effectiveness.
The feedback received during the session provided valuable insights into the
current strengths and weaknesses of our product. It highlighted the importance
of user experience, scalability, and adaptability to market trends. The diverse
backgrounds and expertise of the participants enriched the discussion, offering
unique viewpoints that may not have been considered otherwise.
Overall, the brainstorming session has been a crucial step in our commitment
to continuous improvement and innovation. By embracing the collaborative
spirit of brainstorming, we are confident in our ability to refine and elevate our
product, contributing to the success of both our users and our business in the
dynamic and evolving entrepreneurial landscape.
References
❖www.wikipedia.com
❖www.greeks.forgreeks.com
❖www.slideshare.net
❖www.copilot.com
Shivaji Rao S. Jondhale Polytechnic, Ambernath(E)Teacher
Evaluation Sheet
Marks
Roll No. Name of Student Marks of group Marks obtained Total Marks
work A by the individual (A+B)
(Out of 4) based in Viva B
(Out of 6)