Let s try some on. Many organizational groups have used brainstorming sessions successfully. Brainstorming may be limited with internet and intranet collaboration, but brainwriting is possible. With brainwriting, a question or problem is posed, and responses are registered on an Internet Bulletin Board. Many individuals can be linked across space and time.
Participants can add responses in their own creative time and space.
Brainwriting can help participants generate multiple ideas, break down barriers and combine multiple ideas into fresh, new solutions. Force Field Analysis. This technique, developed by Kurt Lewin, helps groups or individuals work with proposed changes. If a group wants to restructure a department, change computer systems, or initiate new market ventures, they brainstorm the forces that are driving the group consider the change and the forces that can block the change. For instance, a human resource group may be considering a new compensation program.