Entity: BRAIN-STORM
BRAIN-STORM refers to a sudden burst of creative or innovative ideas, typically occurring in a group setting. It involves rapid idea generation and problem-solving through collaborative discussions.
BRAIN-STORM
Etymology
The term BRAIN-STORM originated from the combination of 'brain' and 'storm' in the 1540s, with its current meaning of sudden intense mental agitation or delirious mania dating back to 1861.
Definition
BRAIN-STORM refers to a sudden burst of creative or innovative ideas, typically occurring in a group setting, aimed at problem-solving or idea generation.
Historical Context
The concept of BRAIN-STORM gained popularity in the 20th century as a method for fostering creativity and innovation in various fields, particularly in business and design.
Cultural Significance
BRAIN-STORMing sessions have become a common practice in organizations worldwide to stimulate creativity, encourage collaboration, and generate novel solutions to complex problems.
Related Concepts
- Think Tank: A group of experts who brainstorm ideas and solutions to specific issues.
- Mind Mapping: A visual technique used to organize and represent ideas generated during a brainstorming session.
See Also
A sudden burst of creative or innovative ideas, typically occurring in a group setting, aimed at problem-solving or idea generation.