Comments for Kindling - Idea Management and Collaboration http://www.kindlingapp.com Tue, 22 Nov 2011 16:08:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Comment on Contact by The Design of Kindling: Recommending Relevant Ideas | Kindling Idea Management http://www.kindlingapp.com/contact/#comment-205 The Design of Kindling: Recommending Relevant Ideas | Kindling Idea Management Tue, 22 Nov 2011 16:08:22 +0000 http://staging.hcokim.com/kindling/?page_id=10#comment-205 [...] about product design. If you’d like to learn more about this feature or the rest of Kindling, contact us for a tour of the product. About the [...] [...] about product design. If you’d like to learn more about this feature or the rest of Kindling, contact us for a tour of the product. About the [...]

]]> Comment on Contact by New from Kindling: Better communication with the participants of your innovation program | Kindling Idea Management http://www.kindlingapp.com/contact/#comment-200 New from Kindling: Better communication with the participants of your innovation program | Kindling Idea Management Thu, 10 Nov 2011 14:38:10 +0000 http://staging.hcokim.com/kindling/?page_id=10#comment-200 [...] you’d like to take a tour through the application, contact us today, we’d love the opportunity to show you the best innovation platform on the market – [...] [...] you’d like to take a tour through the application, contact us today, we’d love the opportunity to show you the best innovation platform on the market – [...]

]]> Comment on Use it or lose it: the nomadic idea. by Howie http://www.kindlingapp.com/blog/use-it-or-lose-it-the-nomadic-idea/#comment-199 Howie Tue, 20 Sep 2011 21:03:44 +0000 http://www.kindlingapp.com/?p=595#comment-199 So how about ideas that visit several people in the same field at the same time? This is quite common in summer blockbusters: http://www.11points.com/Movies/11_Damn_Near_Identical_Movies_That_Were_Released_at_the_Same_Time Or is that just straight-up "we hear they're making a volcano movie - we should do that"? So how about ideas that visit several people in the same field at the same time? This is quite common in summer blockbusters: http://www.11points.com/Movies/11_Damn_Near_Identical_Movies_That_Were_Released_at_the_Same_Time

Or is that just straight-up “we hear they’re making a volcano movie – we should do that”?

]]> Comment on Learn More by Big new features from Kindling | Kindling Idea Management http://www.kindlingapp.com/learn-more/#comment-197 Big new features from Kindling | Kindling Idea Management Fri, 09 Sep 2011 14:58:28 +0000 http://staging.hcokim.com/kindling/?page_id=3#comment-197 [...] makers evaluate this flood of ideas. Throughout this year, we’ve increasingly focused on this area of the product and are pleased to announce a powerful new addition: decision makers in Kindling can now build and [...] [...] makers evaluate this flood of ideas. Throughout this year, we’ve increasingly focused on this area of the product and are pleased to announce a powerful new addition: decision makers in Kindling can now build and [...]

]]> Comment on Use it or lose it: the nomadic idea. by Leah Dubyk http://www.kindlingapp.com/blog/use-it-or-lose-it-the-nomadic-idea/#comment-192 Leah Dubyk Thu, 18 Aug 2011 05:08:54 +0000 http://www.kindlingapp.com/?p=595#comment-192 That might explain why people accuse others of stealing variations of their ideas but can't figure out how. The poor attempt made to cover it up is mistaken for deliberate taunting as if nothing is wrong. Many people do hoard their ideas deathly afraid someone is going to steal them if they discuss them publicly on a private forum so ides just wither away. . . or so I used to think. Makes you wonder. That might explain why people accuse others of stealing variations of their ideas but can’t figure out how. The poor attempt made to cover it up is mistaken for deliberate taunting as if nothing is wrong.

Many people do hoard their ideas deathly afraid someone is going to steal them if they discuss them publicly on a private forum so ides just wither away. . . or so I used to think. Makes you wonder.

]]> Comment on Part III: What Makes an Idea Good? by Makaila http://www.kindlingapp.com/blog/part-iii-what-makes-an-idea-good/#comment-191 Makaila Wed, 13 Apr 2011 18:46:33 +0000 http://www.kindlingapp.com/?p=291#comment-191 Great tihninkg! That really breaks the mold! Great tihninkg! That really breaks the mold!

]]> Comment on Kindling’s Latest Updates are a Leap Forward for Idea Management by Overcoming People Overload: Ideas as Waypoints | Arc90 Blog http://www.kindlingapp.com/blog/leap-forward-for-idea-management/#comment-184 Overcoming People Overload: Ideas as Waypoints | Arc90 Blog Wed, 29 Dec 2010 23:05:11 +0000 http://www.kindlingapp.com/?p=413#comment-184 [...] ever to seek out and connect to ideas – and others – that matter to you. Kindling 2.0 has a wealth of new features, but its ability to learn and understand your behavior and connect you to the ideas that will [...] [...] ever to seek out and connect to ideas – and others – that matter to you. Kindling 2.0 has a wealth of new features, but its ability to learn and understand your behavior and connect you to the ideas that will [...]

]]> Comment on Kindling’s Latest Updates are a Leap Forward for Idea Management by More Reverse | InnovationManagement http://www.kindlingapp.com/blog/leap-forward-for-idea-management/#comment-179 More Reverse | InnovationManagement Tue, 19 Oct 2010 08:59:30 +0000 http://www.kindlingapp.com/?p=413#comment-179 [...] as a major step in idea management, Kindling offers idea assistance. The idea is to connect to collaborate. Somewhat akin in the sense [...] [...] as a major step in idea management, Kindling offers idea assistance. The idea is to connect to collaborate. Somewhat akin in the sense [...]

]]> Comment on Part II: What Makes an Idea Good? by Tim http://www.kindlingapp.com/blog/part-ii-what-makes-an-idea-good/#comment-173 Tim Wed, 06 Oct 2010 15:59:43 +0000 http://www.kindlingapp.com/?p=223#comment-173 So I'm reading Steven B Johnson's new book, "Where Good Ideas Come From" and his first section of the book about "The Adjacent Possible" is strongly related to this post. And I don't mean that in a self-promoting way, it was just a very similar take on the fitness of an idea. He writes: "trying to create an Analytical Engine in 1850 - or YouTube in 1995 - was the equivalent of those fatty acids trying to self-organize into a sea urchin. The idea was right, but the environment wasn't ready for it yet." (page 40) So I’m reading Steven B Johnson’s new book, “Where Good Ideas Come From” and his first section of the book about “The Adjacent Possible” is strongly related to this post. And I don’t mean that in a self-promoting way, it was just a very similar take on the fitness of an idea. He writes: “trying to create an Analytical Engine in 1850 – or YouTube in 1995 – was the equivalent of those fatty acids trying to self-organize into a sea urchin. The idea was right, but the environment wasn’t ready for it yet.” (page 40)

]]> Comment on Learn More by Announcing Kindling International | Kindling Idea Management http://www.kindlingapp.com/learn-more/#comment-163 Announcing Kindling International | Kindling Idea Management Fri, 24 Sep 2010 19:18:14 +0000 http://staging.hcokim.com/kindling/?page_id=3#comment-163 [...] we were initially surprised by this market potential, we’re a nimble organization, and so we’ve quickly responded to the [...] [...] we were initially surprised by this market potential, we’re a nimble organization, and so we’ve quickly responded to the [...]

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