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Co-inform from Stockholm University Dept of Computer Science

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Posted: Aug 20, 2019 | By: Hayley McLaughlin - 1 comment

https://dsv.su.se/en/research/research-areas/egovern/projects/co-inform-co-creating-misinformation-resilient-societies-1.431698

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Register for the final seminar (credit-bearing participants only)

Johan Netz

Posted: Aug 12, 2019 | By: Johan Netz - 0 comments

This is a reminder for those who have not already registered for the final seminar August 23th. If you wish to participate you must register (on this link) no later than Friday 16th August. You need to login to see the registration form. For more information about the final report see instructions in module 5. […]

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Posted: Jul 24, 2019 | By: samualat100 - 0 comments

Modul 4 I min organisation har vi ett ganska tätt samarbete säljorganisation-kvalitet-teknisk kundservice-produktutveckling-produktion. Vi har våra regelbundna brainstorm (ca 1 gång/år, samt uppföljningar), och vi har våra diskussioner gällande kundproblem, reklamationer, kundönskemål och så vidare. Vår idéscreening är inte uttalat intuitiv eller rationell. Alla representanter säger sin mening och sedan brukar konsensus uppnås (om inte […]

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Posted: Jul 23, 2019 | By: samualat100 - 0 comments

Modul 3 Något som inspirerade mig i litteraturen var förtydligandet att Problem Space och Solution Space utvecklas tillsammans och bildar ett passande Problem-Lösning-par. Jag skulle tro att vi har allt mer ”skygglappar” och ”barriärer” mellan olika gebit idag. Det finns säkert redan tekniska lösningar på problem som vi har, bara det att de som sitter […]

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Posted: Jul 23, 2019 | By: samualat100 - 0 comments

Module 2 a) “Generate ideas on how to improve peoples´ ability to think critically towards all information they instantly are exposed to (to know what information are fake and what are not)” Det är svårt att skydda information från kontaminering av osanningar, speciellt i snabba flöden där man ofta inte hinner reflektera över sanningshalten i […]

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Posted: Jul 23, 2019 | By: samualat100 - 0 comments

Min organisation är en tillverkande industri. Det finns flera system för idea management beroende på vad det handlar om. Det finns en typ av processer som bearbetar idéer för intern processförbättring. Detta sker både top-down och bottom-up. Top-down sker via fabriksledning och utgår från effektivitetsmål som finns på verksamheten (t ex tidsförluster, utskott osv). Fabriksledningen […]

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The Idea of Idea Management

Peter Hellekant

Posted: Jun 04, 2019 | By: Peter Hellekant - 1 comment

So what is so damn important about being open to ideas, anyway?  I think most people are open to new ideas, as long as they don’t involve change or affecting daily life.  There is an old saying; “that’s the way we have always done it or we have never done it that way!”.  Although I […]

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Experiences from screening ideas

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Posted: Jun 01, 2019 | By: Josefin Taubert - 0 comments

In my organization we have gathered quite some experience in screening ideas. I am responsible for the process from idea submission until idea selection. Every time when we have a new ideation campaign it feels that we must force the sponsor of the campaign to think about the screening and the evaluation of the ideas. […]

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Idea refinement

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Posted: May 29, 2019 | By: Josefin Taubert - 1 comment

In our organization we have in the last two years been working with ideation campaigns with a very similar outline as the exercise we have done here during the course. First ideas are submitted, then there is some time for idea refinement, commenting and voting within the campaign and finally there is an evaluation of […]

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Information about the final seminar registration and course certificate for participation

Johan Netz

Posted: May 23, 2019 | By: Johan Netz - 0 comments

Information to participants taking the “open version” of the course. If you have participated in the open version of the course, and have done all the mandatory blog assignments (see the instructions for module 1-4), click here to request a course participation certificate. Information to participants taking the “credit-bearing version” of the course. The final […]

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The final module and course certificate requests.

Johan Netz

Posted: May 16, 2019 | By: Johan Netz - 0 comments

The final module is underway, head over to the instruction page to read more about the final assignment (only for credit-bearing participants). For those who have participated in the open version of the course, and have done all the mandatory blog assignments, click here to request a course participation certificate.

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Modul 4

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Posted: May 11, 2019 | By: jamesbala - 0 comments

When given the task to screen ideas on how to deal with “fake news” I found a quite surprising pattern. Even though I gave a high rating on the majority of ideas with regards to the criteria’s; How good do you think the idea is, originality and user value – most of them received a […]

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Tweetchat recap from module 4 (Idea Assessment)

Johan Netz

Posted: May 09, 2019 | By: Johan Netz - 0 comments

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Screening and assessing ideas

Cat Halthur

Posted: May 09, 2019 | By: Cat Halthur - 0 comments

In my experience, assessment of potential ideas within my organisation(s) has been left to a board of directors, or people with a similar, but less formal, role within the department. Commonly, these have been people regarded as experts within a specific field of knowledge, and they have been assumed to make “a rational decision to […]

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Module 4 Idea Assessment

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Posted: May 09, 2019 | By: Hayley McLaughlin - 0 comments

As a whole, our idea assessment procedures are not necessarily efficient but I would still argue that they are effective in that for the sector I belong to, we still manage to come with new ideas to market that give us a competitive differentiation. Years ago when I first joined our organization, and with no […]

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