Simplicity is the ultimate Sophistication - Leonardo Da Vinci
We help organizations Ideate, Innovate
and Create Today - the Products and Services of Tomorrow
We can help you:
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Design & Conceive Radical Products
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Implement the latest techniques in Creative Thinking
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Optimize the Creative Output of Your Employees
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Improve Your Competitive Advantage in the Marketplace
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And ...Identify New Markets
The Best Way to Predict the Future is to Create It!
With
the ever-increasing demand for creative solutions to today's problems
- from building a better mouse trap to global warming, we desperately
need more creative people. People to solve the problems that we have
created and for those we'll face in the near future.CREATINC's goal
is to help companies stimulate and tap the immense latent creative potential
within, enabling breakthrough ideas and solutions to manifest and propel
them ahead of the market.
Our expertise has been put to use in a wide range of industries from Art, Banking, Consumer Products, Distribution, Education, Food and Garment Manufacturing to Information Technology, Retail and Transport.
30 SECOND IDEATION CHALLENGE VIDEOS
Posted on 29 aug 2010 by Webmaster |
We are now entering the "Conceptual Age"
"A funny thing happened while we were pressing our noses to the grindstone: The world changed. The future no longer belongs to people who can reason with computer-like logic, speed, and precision. It belongs to a different kind of person with a different kind of mind. Today - amid the uncertainties of an economy that has gone from boom to bust to blah - there's a metaphor that explains what's going on. And it's right inside our heads." - Daniel Pink in "A Whole New Mind - Why Right Brainers Will Rule The Future"
Pink suggests we are moving into a Conceptual Age — characterized by creators and empathizers. He goes on to state that, like in the industrial revolution when many human jobs were replaced by machines, these days any job that requires logical, analytical left brain thinking is now being replaced by a computer program. Many new professions are changing to right brain professions — and if you’re not creative it could be harder for you keep a job in this new era. The new job market no longer belongs to knowledge workers, but the creative — those who can take the abundance of information and knowledge and create something with intrinsic value.
