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cordin8 brainstorming feature improves  meetings 

cordin8 brainstorming provides anonymous idea generation, categorization, evaluation; and multi-criteria decision models.  It is  useful for many different team activities, including: 

  • Setting the agenda for a meeting

  • Strategy formulation (e.g., Objectives/Strategies; OKRs)

  • SWOT, SOAR, PESTLE analysis

  • "Fishbone" technique (root-cause analysis)

  • Risk identification

  • New service possibilities

  • Product requirements,

  • Work breakdown structure development.

Whether face-to-face or remote (combined with web-conferencing), cordin8 improves meetings by increasing both participation and diversity of ideas

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Idea Evaluation Technique:  Allocate Points

Example:  Team members create agenda for "Open Meeting" in minutes

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Evaluation Technique:  Ratings on 2-dimensions (2x2 Matrix)

Example: Stakeholder Analysis

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Team Idea Support Technique:  Idea Categorization

Example: Product Features

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Evaluation Technique:  Multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA)

Example:  Software Package Selection

Following a brainstorming and evaluation session, save the prioritized list of requirements which will become the criteria to evaluate each option (e.g., vendor).

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Each team member evaluates the options (e.g., vendor A, vendor B, vendor C) against the requirements (criteria).

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cordin8 calculates a weighted average scoring for each option (vendors) against the requirements (criteria).

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