In the current era of Covid-19, remote brainstorming has become essential for generating ideas despite physical separation. Leveraging the advantages of virtual collaboration, such as diverse perspectives and asynchronous communication, can lead to innovative solutions. By strategically selecting participants based on roles and expertise rather than a predefined list, organizations can enhance creativity and avoid groupthink.
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