The last segment on Pixar's inner workings tracks a mass brainstorming, called Notes Day, at its headquarters.
And then I had a brainstorm: Call Father Principe.
Symphony Space is the home of a Sheffer brainstorm called "Selected Shorts," produced by WNYC for NPR, in which actors read stories for broadcast on more than 160 radio stations nationwide.
So now we have arrived at the new Pentagon brainstorm called the Third Offset Strategy, which is either a way to offset planned military cuts associated with the post-Iraq and Afghanistan drawdown and the expected decline in US defense spending going forward, or a strategic hedge against China.
I.B.M., for example, conducts online brainstorming sessions it calls Jams — 13 over the last seven years.
He said that he was brainstorming a possible obstacle called Insane Bolt.
I said to Mick, 'How could we make a fusion?'" They started brainstorming and making phone calls and, six months later, Stewart, Jagger, Stone, Marley and Rahman converged in a Los Angeles studio.
She flourished during the brainstorming conference calls that were a regular feature of her new job.
About 25 people crowded into a room, and others were on the phone as part of a brainstorming exercise called "six thinking hats".
Back in 2009, I wrote a brainstorming article called Supply + Demand + Magic to air ideas and canvas support for what would become And Other Stories.
B7 BUSINESS DAY C1-10 Big Meeting in Cyberspace I.B.M. invited all 320,000 of its employees to a marathon brainstorming session called WorldJam, capping a nine-month, multimillion-dollar effort to imagine and build a suitable room in cyberspace for an event that would be impossible to hold anywhere else.
