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Knowledge can be divided in each tacit knowledge, which involves senses, skills and intuition, and explicit knowledge, which is formulated and/or captured. A cognition creation run involves Phoebe steps:
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Creative Center of the Universe Roger von Oech thinks this site is one of the most comprehensive web-sites around on the subject of creativity. It is a little whacky but full of good stuff that does make you think including the creative timeline of the world. Illumine Ltd Training in Creativity, thinking & learning for business & the public sector. In-house and open courses in Creative Thinking, Innovation, Mind Mapping, Speed Reading, Accelerated Learning, Study Skills & Stress Management. Certified by De Bono & Buzan Innovation House Brainstorming, creative thinking and problem solving for business including free resources and access to Innovation Toolbox. Some Thoughts About the Relationship Between Information and Understanding Michael O. Luke. The influence of increasing the amount of information, increasing the effectiveness of information mining tools and ways of organizing information to aid the cognitive process are briefly discussed. DirectedCreativity A guide to creative thinking for serious people, and the eight basic heuristics of directed creativity. This is the web site for Paul Plsek & Associates in Roswell, Georgia, USA. Heuristics are a key to good higher-order thinking and knowledge creation. See that section in particular. Creativity at Work A resource for training and development in creativity and innovation in organizations. Has a newsletter, and some articles and essays by 'Corporate Alchemist' Linda Naiman. CreativeThink Stimulate personal or group creativity and innovation through seminars, workshops, and creative thinking books that Roger von Oech has written. This is his company web site. Onemodel.org An open source project developing an integrated repository for storing arbitrary knowledge as an object model. Features a mailing list, participation, and general information on the project. Innovation Centre Europe Helps companies with 3rd millennium thinking and creative ways to change. HBS Working Knowledge: Innovation & Change The Harvard Business School's Working Knowledge web site has long been recognized as a good resource for more practical business fare than usually found in the Harvard Business Review, which makes this section on Innovation and Change articles of particular relevance to Innovation managers. |
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