Podcasts about idea management

SummaryVishnu Kumar joins the ATX DAO Podcast to share his journey from early community contributor to helping teams launch custom chains at Arbitrum. With roots in Gitcoin's public goods ecosystem and experience across DAOs like ATX DAO and Friends With Benefits, Vishnu brings a rare perspective on how community-first involvement can evolve into real infrastructure impact. He reflects on the lessons learned from DAO chaos, builder experimentation, and navigating the trade-offs of decentralized coordination.Now leading strategy and go-to-market for Arbitrum Orbit, Vishnu offers a behind-the-scenes look at how and why teams are spinning up their own L2 chains. The episode covers everything from RaaS partners and modular stacks to the challenges of attracting liquidity and building sustainable ecosystems. Whether you're a founder thinking about launching a rollup or just curious how culture contributors become infra operators, this is a must-listen for anyone serious about the future of crypto infrastructure.Chapters00:00 Tequila and Good Vibes02:12 Conferences and Networking in Web305:19 Health Tips for Conference Goers08:02 Vishnu's Journey into Crypto10:41 The Evolution of DAOs13:26 Building Community and Collaboration16:33 Public Goods and Programmable Money19:05 Navigating the Crypto Landscape21:41 Fashion, Status, and Crypto24:29 The Future of Tokenization28:57 Exploring Tokenization and Legal Challenges29:51 The Journey into DeFi and Arbitrum31:06 Arbitrum's Unique Position in the Crypto Landscape33:19 Founders and Vision Behind Arbitrum35:26 Launching Chains and the Future of Arbitrum Orbit37:19 The Challenges of Building Custom Chains39:56 Building a Chain: The Technical and Strategic Aspects44:06 The Rise of Real-World Assets in Crypto46:44 The Future of Fintech and Tokenization48:10 Product Management and Execution in Crypto51:16 Idea Management and Productivity TechniquesConnect with Vishnu and Arbitrum:X (Twitter): ⁠⁠@vgkfiles | @arbitrumFarcaster: @vkgLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/vishnugkumarWebsite: https://arbitrum.ioCheck out our friends at Tequila 512:Website: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.tequila512.com⁠⁠Socials: ⁠⁠X (Twitter)⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠TikTok⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠Facebook⁠To learn more about ATX DAO:Check out the ⁠ATX DAO ⁠websiteFollow ⁠@ATXDAO⁠ on X (Twitter)Subscribe to our newsletterConnect with us on ⁠LinkedIn⁠Join the community in the ⁠ATX DAO Discord⁠Connect with the ATX DAO Podcast team on X (Twitter):Ash:  ⁠@ashinthewild⁠Luke: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@Luke152⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Support the Podcast:If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a review and share it with your network.Subscribe for more insights, interviews, and deep dives into the world of Web 3.

John and Craig welcome back Aline Brosh McKenna to tackle the issue of idea management. What do you do with all those half-formed ideas and how do you decide which ones to pursue? They share best practices and their approach to middle-of-the-night inspiration. We also discuss how screenwriters' quotes are determined and answer some listener questions on alternatives to D&D, crediting improv and rain in the second act. In our bonus segment for premium members, DVDs hang in the balance as John and Drew sit down back in 2025 to ask, should Drew get rid of his physical media? Links: Dungeon World Kids on Bikes Crazy, Rich Asians Pay Disparity Searching for Bobby Fischer After Dark My Sweet God (1998 short film) Reg Ex Crossword Puzzle Soothe Massage App Assassin's Creed: Odyssey Get a Scriptnotes T-shirt! Check out the Inneresting Newsletter Gift a Scriptnotes Subscription or treat yourself to a premium subscription! Craig Mazin on Instagram John August on Bluesky, Threads, and Instagram Outro by Victor Krause (send us yours!) This episode was originally produced by Megana Rao. Scriptnotes is produced by Drew Marquardt and edited by Matthew Chilelli. Email us at ask@johnaugust.com You can download the episode here.

Explore how the Idea Incubator integrates into your productivity system, offering a robust solution for managing and nurturing business ideas efficiently.

El es una leyenda de la publicidad mundial considerado el creativo argentino de la década por los premios Konex y el único creativo argentino elegido dentro de los mejores cincuenta del mundo, por Idea Management. Fundador de Ponce Buenos Aires, ha formado generaciones enteras de grandes creativos. Ha sido el responsable de convertir AXE en una de las marcas más creativas de la historia de la publicidad y de exportar creatividad argentina para el mundo.Esa noche hablamos del cambio irreversible post-pandemia en las dinámicas de trabajo. Conversamos acerca de los inicios de la Internacionalización de la creatividad Argentina. Platicamos acerca del nacimiento y desarrollo de la campaña integrada de Axe 3 que hizo historia en la industria.Hablamos de los anunciantes, la desvalorización de las ideas y la credibilidad en la comunicación. Conversamos de sus inicios en la escritura y la relación que tuvo con la música por medio de su canción tres para tres.Conversamos acerca del desafío que implica la búsqueda de talento hoy en día, y terminamos levantando una copa por todo lo lindo de la creatividad publicitaria.Visítanos en https://www.elmartinez.net/ y suscríbete en Spotify, Apple Podcasts o donde lo estés oyendo ahora. Síguenos en FB o IG @elmartinezpodcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Allting i din verksamhet har startat med en idé. Det spelar ingen roll om det är en förbättring, en ny lösning, en produkt eller en tjänst. Det betyder att idéer är kritiska för din verksamhet.Men hur samlar man in, hanterar och skapar resultat med idéer på bästa sätt? i det här avsnittet dyker vi ner och snackar om hur du kan jobba med idéer på bästa möjliga sätt. Och dessutom bjuder vi på en inbjudan i veckans goodiebag.Veckans goodiebag: https://www.hives.co/sv/webinar-l%C3%A5t-inte-dina-b%C3%A4sta-id%C3%A9er-hamna-i-nedersta-skrivbordsl%C3%A5danHoneypot Podcast med Fredrik Heghammar & Alexander Wennerberg LarssonProduceras av hives.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Klaus Labecki loves processes and innovation.  He's an external idea manager, and supports small and medium-sized companies in ensuring that ideas from the minds of their employees enrich their company as innovations.Klaus has worked for banks and international asset managers for over 20 years. As a process specialist and project manager, he has analyzed dozens of innovative ideas during this time and brought new processes and products into the world. This also includes the successful establishment of an internal idea management system.Klaus and I discussed Idea Management on the podcast today. Key Takeaways. Why companies need a formal idea management process. Strategies to create an environment that promotes the flow of ideas.How to evaluate and incorporate new ideas. The critical role that leadership plays in idea management. Why employees crave an idea management system. Connect with KlausWebsite - https://klaus-labecki.com/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/klaus-labecki-16436683/ Learn more about Project Genetics at https://projectgenetics.com

Hosts/Authors Steve Diamond and Larry Correia discuss the importance of being disciplined in regards to your ideas. (Also, be sure to listen for the origins of everyone's favorite manatee, Wendell!) If you would like to support this podcast with a small monthly donation to help sustain future episodes, you can do so at: https://anchor.fm/writerdojo --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/writerdojo/support

This week, we will continue the discussion on the FIRE framework and expound upon it. We will discuss a technology that will enable your FIRE framework, known as an Idea Management System (IMS). Idea Management System The Idea Management System supports everything from the focus, ideation, and ranking, to managing your funnel for the execution […]

This week, we will continue the discussion on the FIRE framework and expound upon it. We will discuss a technology that will enable your FIRE framework, known as an Idea Management System (IMS). Idea Management System The Idea Management System supports everything from the focus, ideation, and ranking, to managing your funnel for the execution […]

Have you ever felt, with all those ideas floating around in your mind, that you have a bit of a creative curse? Believe me, you're not alone in feeling that way. I've met plenty of business owners who feel like they're buried in "idea overload". In later episodes I'll teach you tips and strategies that'll help you manage all of your ideas so you can turn them into achievements. But for now, I want to share a quick and casual episode where I'll do my best to convince you that your ideas are an absolute blessing rather than a burden.If you can't wait and want some tips and tricks on idea management now, pop over to my Instagram page or visit my website:www.instagram.com/laptops_and_latteswww.laptopsandlattes.com.au

(Disclaimer: These episodes were recorded prior to the coronavirus outbreak.) Season 6 of Product to Product is back with episode 2. This season, we’re talking about feedback and idea management. In this episode, Rose Yao, a Senior Director of Product at Google Maps Platform, says feedback and idea management is part science and part art. PMs can look at data to determine the ROI and impact the feature will have, but it’s also important to seek out patterns, she says. Propose big questions like: “Where is the world going?” and take it from there. Rose adds that in order to get insightful feedback, you should design the user study just as thoughtfully as you’re designing your product. Otherwise, you’re creating an echo chamber of what you think is important instead of focusing on the user. She says that when it comes to collecting feedback, there’s nothing more powerful than talking to the users of your product.

I have a lot of ideas and not enough time to get them all done. I share a few methods I've used to manage ideas and prevent overwhelm.

Hey everybody! Welcome back to our usual programming. I’m joined today by Tiago Forte, writer, productivity expert, and founder of Forte Labs. He’s here to share how he got into optimizing productivity and learning, and how he created his course, Building a Second Brain.Expanding the number of things you can pay attention to and you can manage expands your capacity for lifePrior to creating online courses, Tiago has worked in microfinance, served in the Peace Corps, and consulted for large companies on product development. He has spent more than 10 years researching, developing, and teaching the practices of Idea Management to professionals. His online course, Building a Second Brain, is helping people around the world save their best ideas and organize their learning by providing the necessary system and approach to reliably produce creative outputs.Stay tuned as Tiago shares his business journey, his course, and tips on how to productively manage information. Let’s get started! Episode Quotes"Information is the building blocks of reality for the modern world.""It was the actual beliefs in myself and what I was doing that led me to create Building a Second Brain.""Your brain is your bottleneck.""Our work can’t be just a means of putting food on the table; it can be a journey of personal transformation." Listen to Learn0:56 - Getting to know Tiago Forte, Rapid 5 Questions5:08 - Tiago's entrepreneurial journey9:17 - Importance of capturing information and how to productively manage it16:20 - What is a 'project'?21:34 - Building a Second Brain - Who it’s for and learner’s outcome24:30 - Building a Second Brain - Course structure27:12 - How Tiago created and launched Building a Second Brain33:49 - How to be resilient from failures41:54 - Transformation stories of students taking the course44:15 - Exciting things coming up from Tiago Join us in the bonus segment! It’s a great conversation about information management, and the systems you need to skyrocket your productivity.Grab it here: https://get.zencourses.co/extra

Innovation expert Ron Price explains different tools for idea management and how they apply in the innovation process

In this episode, Geoff continues to read from "The Creative Company - Third Edition" by Anders Hemre. Ideation and idea management Innovation metrics From mind to market Crossing the chasm In the portfolio Stacking up Choosing wisely

Erik and Leo talk to Jonathan Baillie Strong of ComDev Media about organizing ideas, talks, emails, and more.

In this episode of Workflow, Brian and Tom talk about idea management for teams.

In today's episode of the Idea to Value Podcast, we speak to Simon Hill, founder of Idea Management software company Wazoku. https://www.ideatovalue.com/podc/nickskillicorn/2017/02/podcast-008-simon-hill-get-everyone-involved-everyday-innovation/  Wazoku has grown steadily in the past few years into one of the big players in the idea management space, enabling companies to gather ideas from across the entire company and track their progress much more efficiently than with traditional brainstorming or idea suggestion schemes. They have also been at the forefront of what they call "EveryDay Innovation", which aims to help companies better understand what it takes for everyone in a company to be involved with innovation and to find out how they are performing against other companies. Things we cover in today's episode: * Software itself is not a silver bullet which will make you innovative (02:20) * What is EveryDay innovation? (02:45) * How you benchmark innovation across other companies (04:45) * What distinguishes a novice company against a mature company when it comes to innovation (06:40) * How different teams within a company can get involved in innovation (09:15) * What idea management software actually does to help innovation management (10:40) * How people within companies feel like they are involved in innovation (13:30) * Co-creating innovation with customers (14:40) Links mentioned in this episode: * Wazoku's website: https://www.wazoku.com/  * The EveryDay innovation thought leadership: https://www.wazoku.com/everydayinnovation/  Bonus: This episode was made possible by our premium members and the Deep Creativity training system. Sign up now to get exclusive creativity exercises every single day and take your ability to generate ideas to the next level. Use coupon code PODCAST for 25% off your first month. Find out more at https://www.ideatovalue.com/deepcreativity/  https://www.ideatovalue.com/ * Subscribe on iTunes to the Idea to Value Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/idea-to-value-creativity-innovation/id1199964981?mt=2  * Subscribe on Stitcher to the Idea to Value Podcast: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=129437&refid=stpr 

Global Product Management Talk is pleased to bring you another episode of... The Everyday Innovator with host Chad McAllister, PhD. The podcast is all about helping people involved in developing and managing products become more successful, grow their careers, and STANDOUT from their peers. Our Guest:  Geoff Peters is one of the nicest and most professional product managers you could meet. I met him at a product management meeting where he described how a faith-based nonprofit, Compassion International, created their first new product in several decades, called Water of Life. To begin creating an innovation capability, Compassion did three things: Implement a phase-gate methodology for managing new product development.Train key employees on the principles of new product development using the NPDP certification process.Create an ideation event that started with a 2-day innovation retreat. Geoff developed the concept of providing safe drinking water, resulting in the Water of Life product, a simple and effective way equipping impoverished families to have clean water.

Idea Management by Role Based Networked Learning Marco Bettoni, Willi Bernhard, Cindy Eggs and Gabriele Schiller Swiss Distance University of Applied Sciences, Brig, Switzerland

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Robert G. Rose is the CEO of AIM Tell-A-Vision Group, a division of Artist and Idea Management, Ltd. and Executive Producer of all AIM TV programming. A media veteran, Rose’s career in the industry spans over 15 years and includes a combination of success in general market and Latino-targeted television.

In 1996, after a successful career in English-language television, Rose moved to New York from his native Tennessee and joined Univision Television Group, the nation’s premiere Spanish-language network. While at Univision, Rose played a vital role in convincing many Fortune 500 and “general market" advertisers to effectively reach out to the growing and untapped U.S. Latino market. Also while at Univision, Rose recognized the opportunity for advertisers to reach the “larger half” of the Latino market, U.S.-born Latinos, via English-language television. Rose officially began Artist and Idea Management, Ltd. in February 2000.

“Simply put, reaching young U.S.-born Latinos is not a language issue but a cultural relevance issue. What’s relevant programming to Latinos who are born elsewhere and migrate here is just not relevant to their sons and daughters, who were born in the U.S. and now make up the majority of the U.S. Hispanic market. These are two distinct markets and should be treated as such,” says Rose.

In 2001, Rose and company brought to life and independently produced the first successful English-language, weekly syndicated television program targeted to Latinos, Urban Latino TV (ULTV). The historic program began as a local cable show in New York then went on to air nationally for two successful seasons. The show won critical acclaim and won back to back Imagen Awards in 2003 and 2004 for “Best National Informational Program,” beating out programming from networks, such as Univision, HBO, Telemundo, Fox Sports and more.

In 2003, Rose formed television production banner, Maximas Productions with Renzo Devia, the Senior Producer of Urban Latino TV. In addition to having produced ULTV, the award-winning production team of Rose and Devia currently produce American Latino TV (2005 Imagen Award Winner), a culture and lifestyle program celebrating Latin culture in America; LatiNation (2004 Telly Award Winner), the first English-language program to target young Latin males; Sonidos, a quarterly series of music specials, The American Latino Presents specials and Play More TV (Fall 2006).

Rose’s executive produced programs can be viewed weekly on English- language broadcast stations in over 100 markets across the U.S., on targeted cable networks and via DVDs available at major retailers. His programming set the standard for culturally relevant television and pioneered the model of English- language programming for U.S. Latinos by attracting major media outlets and an impressive list of Fortune 500 Advertisers.

As CEO, Rose oversees The AIM Tell-A-Vision Group, which is a vertically integrated company responsible for developing, financing and managing all aspects (distribution, production, marketing and advertising sales) of AIM TV programming. Rose serves as an industry spokesperson in presenting a more accurate portrayal on how Latinos are depicted on U.S. television and how marketers and media should better target the underserved American Latino audience.

Rose, Devia and their team at AIM Tell-A-Vision and Maximas Productions are continuously developing a slate of new projects geared towards breaking barriers and stereotypes by presenting positive and entertaining images of the melting pot that is modern-day America.

Rose has been featured presenter, panelist, and keynote speaker at many industry conferences and has been extensively quoted in the trade & consumer press for his pioneering role in reaching young U.S. Latinos.

Rose is an active member of NATPE (National Association of Television Programming Executives), NATAS (National Academy of Television Arts and Science) and IRTS (International Radio and Television Society).