Our tools provide process and structure, dragging existing processes out of a rut and rigorously challenging cherished assumptions. By deploying third party systems, whenever appropriate, we are able to provide the very best, impartial, advice and support to our clients.
Social constraints can be a major barrier to innovation.
Interactive feedback systems breakdown social barriers to allow an open discussion of the issues. In a group setting, a basic interactive feedback system consists of a voting keypad for each person, and a response analysis system that records, analyzes and feeds back the views of the group. The keypads are used to anonymously elicit individual responses which are then presented, collectively, to the group. This allows the group to note, and consider, lone voices of dissent or enthusiasm. Even in groups where anonymity is unnecessary, interactive feedback systems play a valuable role.