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A
training process that makes organizations more competitive by making
innovation central to everyday operations.
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A tool
that gives people insight, motivation, and specific skills for generating
new ideas, dealing with change, and for taking reasonable risks needed
to compete.

- Broadens
an organization's understanding of the forces of change incessantly
reshaping business today.
- Increases
individual and organizational ability to capture opportunities inherent
in the demands of change.
- Transforms
the cultural mindset, skills and determination that make an organization
become perpetually innovative.

- Improves
individual and organizational ability to deal with change.
- Harnesses the power
of your organization's cumulative intelligence.
- Increases individual
and organizational confidence and willingness to take reasonable risks.
- Involves more people
in the process of challenging conventional business practices.
- Defines and drives
strategies to increase profitability via growth instead of cost-cutting.
- Unleashes ability
and willingness to think beyond limiting boundaries.
- Increases ability
to apply creative problem-solving skills.
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- When you are being asked
to do more and you can't imagine how.
- When the rate and magnitude
of change seems to overwhelm your ability to get
things done.
- When your business [or department]
needs to make a quantum leap.
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- When you want to outdo
or set yourself apart from the competition.
- When you are stuck, drawing
a blank, or don't know where or how to begin.
- When your "tried and
true" approaches of the past just don't work anymore.
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- When the situation facing
you is no longer fun and interesting (or never was).
- When you can't afford to--but
can't afford not to try something new.
- When you need an answer
to "How can I do this better?"
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- When you've been asked to
come up with a really innovative solution.
- When you just don't have
enough time or money to get it all done.
- When you want to find ways
to truly delight your customers.
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- When you have a "gut
feeling" that
you haven't been asking the right questions.
- When you have made it to
"Number One" and
want to stay there.
- When you've "solved"
the problem many times before but it just won't stay solved.
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