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Innovation Jams: Lessons in Agile Product Development -- An Experience Report
Accept Corporation, a supplier of software for product innovation management that uses crowd-sourcing for ideas and feedback, drank some of its own Kool-Aid. The outcome resulted in a much more egalitarian culture which both fortified its product team and accelerated its rollout of new innovations.