He said it would be around 60 to 75%. But you are careful what ideas to put forward because nobody likes failure.
An unused idea, he recycles it later as another idea and hopes it gets through at that point. Or he changes his own mind and decides it wasn’t such a good idea after all.
(Interview made at the United States Mission to the United Nations in Geneva after the roundtable discussion with Dr. Michael Stephens on “Current Developments in Social Media: Trends and Technology”, organized by Wendy Lubetkin, Senior Advisor on Media and Public Affairs.)
Without ifs and buts. Sven Reiss, CEO of sven reiss it-beratung in Bremgarten (CH) and Stade (DE) answered to the question in German: “What percentage of ideas are actually carried out in your company?”.
Introduction
Though this project is from 2004 –that is before CSID–, we included it here for two reasons. One is because of its mix of analysis and visualization. And the second is because it shows sometimes proposing a shift of perception can be a form of innovation. We proposed for the mapping the perspective of “data [...]
How things are done in art can be an useful principle for creating new products or services in many business fields. The psychological principles of Gestalt and other principles like the gallery room help guide the visitor’s perception.
How things are done in art can be an useful principle for creating new products or services in many business fields. And in arts and crafts? Here are several examples of teapots and saucers.
Do you really want to carry out all your ideas? Adrian Roth, CEO of CLS Consulting in Biel/Bienne, answered to the question in Swiss German: “What percentage of ideas are actually carried out in your company?”.
How elastic are time and resources? Mike Ritschard, CEO of the high quality stitching and textile printing company STIT.CH, Gasel (Bern) answered to the question in Swiss German: “What percentage of ideas are actually carried out in your company?”.