DailyMail - Science Techcrunch Innovation by SIT Our “Systematic Inventive Thinking – SIT” method consists of multiple layers. In our blogs we often refer to our “Tools and Principles”, but today I would like to dedicate a few words to another integral part of SIT – the facilitation. What brought this about, you may wonder? The story: I am preparing to visit my nephew in China. At some point, one particular idea which appealed to me the most, still felt like it needed a boost. Switching from thinking in a “bingo mode” to a more interactive “judo mode” has other advantages too. The facilitation technique I used is called “bingo vs. judo”. In the story above, instead of me coming up with a ready-to-use game, I decided to mentally spar with my nephew to get the game up and running. How can this be used in professional life? We at SIT also use templates when we develop project proposals or when we interview stakeholders prior to an innovation workshop. And finally, here is a nice example of a judo mode:
Blog do Dvorak A bill proposed this week by Assemblywoman Pamela R. Lampitt (D., Camden) would impose a fine of up to $50 and possibly 15 days in jail for pedestrians caught using their cellphones without hands-free devices while walking on public sidewalks and along roadways.If the bill becomes law, “petextrians” – people who text while walking – would face the same penalties as jaywalkers in New Jersey.“I see it every single day,” Lampitt said Friday. Another study, from Safe Kids Worldwide, a Washington-based nonprofit, found that 40 percent of teens said they had been hit or nearly hit by a car, bike, or motorcycle while walking.The survey of more than 1,000 children between ages 13 and 18 found that 47 percent of those who said they were hit or almost hit were listening to music, 20 percent were talking on the phone, and 18 percent were texting, researchers said. In a world populated with idiots, the banning of risky behavior has its downside.
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