Driving the Last 9 Yards of Enterprise 2.0 - an Innovation Management Workshop

www.InformationArchitected.com Driving the Last 9 Yards of E20 an Innovation Management Workshop For the Enterprise 2.0 Conference San Francisco 2009 (#e2conf-4)

Based on work d one to provide creative problem solving & critical thinking skills to over 5,000 profe ssionals & 20,000,000 (25 m illion) kids around the world . It’s not Business as usual © 2009 Information Architected, Inc. DIcor® Workshop V3 Anymore

nference A ttendees! E 2.0 Pre-Co W assessm ent online Take the VIE workshop B EFORE co ming to the tructions, contact: For ins @ubm.com colleen.k raskiewicz

Purpose of VIEW To assess your problem solving ‘style’… Better understand, develop, and promote your creative strengths… So that you can leverage these strengths and appreciate the preferences of others… While managing change and solving problems It’s not Business as usual © 2009 Information Architected, Inc. DIcor® Workshop V3 Anymore

What does VIEW assess? Orientation to Change Explorer Developer Manner of Processing External Internal Ways of Deciding Person Task It’s not Business as usual © 2009 Information Architected, Inc. DIcor® Workshop V3 Anymore

Key Outcomes of VIEW assessment • Reinforces the fact that everyone is creative, just in different ways • Explains the 3 dimensions and their relevance to the workplace • Discusses the pros and cons of your preferred styles and strengths • Helps you better understand how you can maximize your effectiveness both at work and in your personal life • Dramatically helps improve team formation and contribution • Helps leverage the organization’s ROI from its employee base It’s not Business as usual © 2009 Information Architected, Inc. DIcor® Workshop V3 Anymore

The “Gem” of Creative Problem Solving Generating Many, Varied, and Unusual Options Focusing by Identifying a nin g ear Promising Direction tiv eL rea or Theme rf o rC te en ,C 03 20 © It’s not Business as usual © 2009 Information Architected, Inc. DIcor® Workshop V3 Anymore

Key Outcomes of TOOLS Discussion • Shows everyone the value of having a toolkit of Generating and Focusing tools (not just brainstorming) • Introduces 10 new thinking tools – 5 Generating & 5 Focusing • Discusses case studies from workplace that demonstrate both the power and the applicability of the tools • Broadens participants awareness, helps push them to new limits • Demonstrates how attendees can cascade the skills throughout the organization for increased ROI It’s not Business as usual © 2009 Information Architected, Inc. DIcor® Workshop V3 Anymore

“World class t Recent Feedback raining” erstan d” c tical, ea sy to use/und “Relevant, pra “High energy, fas t moving” x’” us ‘out-of-the-bo “Helped push “Measurably imp rov ed our Innovation skills” y/cu lture” “Ind ependen t of geograph u are ha ving fun” “You learn /absorb more when yo “Applies to everyone, regardless of job, age, education backgrouIt’sor Business not nd industry”usual as © 2009 Information Architected, Inc. DIcor® Workshop V3 Anymore

Recent Engagements • GE (5) • HP • Sun Microsystems (3) • Centura Health • Avaya Global Systems • Kellogg’s (4) • Velcro USA (4) • Fish and Richardson (2) • PepsiCo (3) • Association of Equipment Manufacturers (4) • United States Air Force/Air National Guard (2) • Cooper Tire (2) • Dialogic (2) (Parenthetical # indicates multiple sessions, It’s not Business typically classes of 20-30 people at a time) as usual © 2009 Information Architected, Inc. DIcor® Workshop V3 Anymore

Register fo r the E2.0 Conference and Innovation Workshop at: orkshops.phpen ce/w http://ww w.e2conf.com/sanfrancisco/confer Further Questions? Contact us to discuss Carl Frappaolo Dan Keldsen Co-founder, Principal Co-founder, Principal cf@InformationArchitected.com dk@InformationArchitected.com twitter.com/carlfrappaolo twitter.com/dankeldsen It’s not Business as usual 617-933-2584Inc. 617-933-9655 © 2009 Information Architected, DIcor® Workshop V3 Anymore

Driving the Last 9 Yards of Enterprise 2.0 - an Innovation Management Workshop

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