i use a super-simple 'email myself' app to type up a quick message so that it hits my gmail and i process it later.
usually that means looking at it, looking it up, figure out what, if anything i want to do with it.
i might delete it.
i might archive it.
i might bookmark it.
i might put it in my 8-mile-long notepad as 'idea: do this cool thing' so that i can find it later and see how bad of an idea it was, or on the very rare occasion, rethink thru it again, and/or even try to do something with it, bounce it off a friend, etc.
in the end, my two repositories are:
notepad (which right now is 'Text' program on my Chromebook, backed by a google doc -- i.e. where the content/file actually lives)
* gmail, just in my Archived email
i've never actually known the value of 'innovation management'.
always assumed it had more to do with PR -- "hey big company x, capture the _brilliant_ idea of your _brilliant_ people and make enough money next quarter that you won't get fired, or at a minimum you'll contribute to this idea of the company as being an egalitarian place, democracy, etc."
not hating, that's just my general impression.
usually that means looking at it, looking it up, figure out what, if anything i want to do with it.
i might delete it. i might archive it. i might bookmark it.
i might put it in my 8-mile-long notepad as 'idea: do this cool thing' so that i can find it later and see how bad of an idea it was, or on the very rare occasion, rethink thru it again, and/or even try to do something with it, bounce it off a friend, etc.
in the end, my two repositories are: notepad (which right now is 'Text' program on my Chromebook, backed by a google doc -- i.e. where the content/file actually lives) * gmail, just in my Archived email
i've never actually known the value of 'innovation management'.
always assumed it had more to do with PR -- "hey big company x, capture the _brilliant_ idea of your _brilliant_ people and make enough money next quarter that you won't get fired, or at a minimum you'll contribute to this idea of the company as being an egalitarian place, democracy, etc."
not hating, that's just my general impression.