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Consider the massive brainstorming sessions at IBM, where employees, partners, and clients around the world contributed to innovation jams, or Dell’s “IdeaStorm,” which invited customers to suggest product improvements.
Consider the massive brainstorming sessions at IBM, where employees, partners, and clients around the world contributed to innovation jams, or Dell’s “IdeaStorm,” which invited customers to suggest product improvements.
Consider the massive brainstorming sessions at IBM, where employees, partners, and clients around the world contributed to innovation jams, or Dell’s “IdeaStorm,” which invited customers to suggest product improvements.
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