Creative,Out-of-the-box Thinking
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In today’s world creative thinking is an essential tool to stand out of the crowd. This presentation highlights the tips and methods suggested by Giovanni Corazza in his inspiring speech at TED.
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How can companies build strong relationships with business customerSameer Mathur
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The document discusses how companies can build strong relationships with business customers. It identifies four forces that influence relationships between business partners: availability of alternatives, importance of supply, complexity of supply, and supply market dynamism. It also categorizes buyer-supplier relationships into eight categories ranging from basic buying and selling to mutually adaptive relationships, with higher levels of cooperation, trust, and adaptation indicating stronger relationships.4. How can we improve service quality?
4. How can we improve service quality?Sameer Mathur
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Created by Anngad Singh, Delhi Technological University, during an internship by Prof. Sameer Mathur, IIM Lucknow. www.IIMInternship.comCreative,Out-of-the-box Thinking
- 1. Creative Thinking Based on talk given by : Giovanni Corazza
- 3. Have you ever been in this situation?
- 4. Give me a creative idea ….. Something Different ! ? YOU BOSS :
- 5. Seems quite an easy task but is actually Very Difficult ! Solution?
- 8. Safe and familiar with the surroundings, agreeable with others. WHILE INSIDE THE BOX
- 9. Thinking, Outside the BOX We are vulnerable, risking the reputation we worked so hard for a lifetime.
- 10. IS going out of the BOX OR Luxury ? Necessity ?
- 11. We all are nodes in the same network , possessing the same information. Then what is it that makes us DIFFERENT ?
- 12. Our dignity depends on what we generate out of this shared common information. Thus going out of the box becomes a NECESSITY for our dignity as a DIFFERENT individual. So Creatively Think, OUT of the BOX.
- 14. The BOX is the bound by what we know and surrounded by what we have still not thought about.
- 16. Divergent ideas add spice and takes us far from the relevant information. Convergent ideas are the actual information pieces, things that we are aware about Two kinds of IDEAS are known :
- 17. We need divergent information to cross the boundary of what we know and what we have still not thought about.
- 18. But after crossing the boundary, we find ourselves suspended in a place with no preset direction. Just like the middle game of chess.
- 19. We need to Resist the Temptation to immediately go back, away from the UNFAMILIAR space encountered.
- 21. what Is the VALUE Of the New idea Explored?
- 22. Find a MATCH between the NEW ideas and the INITIAL DRIVE or FOCUS
- 23. Or we could help with someone else’s problem with these NEW IDEAS.
- 24. WHEN Is it a good Idea to challenge Everything Around you?
- 25. An environment that punishes mistakes, would tempt us to remain IN our OWN boxes.
- 26. An environment that allows the existence of DIVERGENT thoughts, Would encourage…
- 28. Presented By: Dishi Arora IIT Guwahati
- 29. Created By Dishi Arora, IIT Guwahati, during an internship by Prof. Sameer Mathur, IIM Lucknow, www.IIMInternship.com