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Innovation Games

Posted by Matt Perez on 08/17/2009 in games , collaboration tools

This month we are happy to feature Innovation Games by Enthiosys, serious games that help companies understand their customers better.  These games are a fun way to give customers a voice into the product development process.  But don't let all the "fun" fool you: these are powerful tools with bottom line impact.

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Innovation, Democracy and Serious Fun

Posted by Matt Perez on 07/09/2009 in innovation , games , democracy@work

In an interview with the Wall Street Journal Blogs, Luke Hohmann talks about how Innovation Games can help improve the Democratic (political) process.  The nice thing is that they can also be used to improve the democracy@work process.

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