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Modeling Creative Processes for Business Performance
Northeast Business and Economics Association (NBEA) 2017
  • Meryl Rosenblatt, MBA, Molloy College
  • Felicia Binkis, Molloy College
  • Megan Killeen, Molloy College
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Conference Proceeding
Publication Date
10-1-2017
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Abstract

The main aim of the paper is to explore the use of creative processes, primarily in service-providing businesses. Creative processes could be considered one of the ways to improve the company’s performance, as well as increase the motivation of employees. A company’s performance not only depends on routine work processes, but also on the ability to use the creative resources in the most efficient way. In this case, is it true that creativity is widely used in large companies? Is it more beneficial to be creative when the competitiveness is tough? What are the attitude towards creativity as a tool for boosting business development? Implementation of new ideas, resource reallocation, improvement of product line efficiency and other activities can be optimized with the help of creative processes. This paper studies the implementation of creative processes in business development, covering theoretical and practical business aspects for innovation and entrepreneurship.

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Felecia Binkis and Megan Killeen are students in the Division of Business.

Citation Information
Meryl Rosenblatt, Felicia Binkis and Megan Killeen. "Modeling Creative Processes for Business Performance" Northeast Business and Economics Association (NBEA) 2017 (2017)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/meryl-rosenblatt/3/