... on the business’ organizational model. A key consideration is a “creative-possibility perspective,” highlighting the future potential to use AI not only for rational but also for creative thinking purposes. Research limitations/implications This work is focused only on strategy creation as a deliberate...

... the application of creative thinking. A creative process generally means a set of steps from the recognition of a problem, through incubation and conscious reflection on the problem, sudden enlightenment to verification of the solution. The time from the first to last step of this process can be reduced...

... standardization. It is demonstrated, on the contrary, that they are complementary to each other. © MCB UP Limited 2000 that produces something of value (creativity) for other people (sociality). It can be said that the essence of human motivation is introducing, and fully displaying...

...Yoshio Kondo Suggests that quality of product and service is the key to competitiveness in the open market. Points out that among the three corporate management indicators, quality possesses a far more human aspect than either cost or productivity. Notes that improving quality in creative ways...

... and methods by which they can achieve the aims. Also outlines the steps leading to creativity. Our ancestors first became interested in productivity during the Industrial Revolution, when mass production first began only about 200 years ago. As Table I shows, quality has thus figured far longer...

... find yourself laughing or shaking your head at some of the bizarre notions pouring creatively out of you, you’re doing the right thing! Let us take it a step further. You have freewritten. Your screen is now chock‐a‐block with ideas, thoughts, half‐completed sentences. The next step...

...John Kind Argues that with increasing competition, the nurturing of creativity is essential to promote differentiation and superiority. Therefore, senior managers need to devote much more time and attention to the key issues facing their businesses. They need to gain much more practical experience...