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Comments: 1 +-   How to encourage workers to suggest innovation on Friday February 13 2009, @12:00PM

Submitted by on Friday February 13 2009, @12:00PM
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An anonymous reader writes "The software company where I work has an Innovation and Knowledge program that
encourages workers to provide ideas for new products and suggestions to improve
the work place, productivity or welfare.
The ideas and suggestions are evaluated by a board that decides whether they
should be implemented or not. The group of workers with more ideas participates
in a raffle to receive a prize.

I would like to ask slashdoters if your company makes anything like this and how
they differ. What is the best way to encourage workers to suggest new products to
be made / researched by the company?"
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