How Improvisation can Boost Innovation

Improvisation, well taught, can boost innovation in companies, but not in all of them. There are certain conditions you need to have in place to get the creative boost you’re looking for.

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Applied Improvisation Training can boost innovation in companies, but not in all of them. There are certain conditions you need to have in place to get the creative boost you’re looking for. Without them, applied improvisation may even damage your innovation potential. If you look at the net effects in terms of innovation, though, you are always better off having your four factors established and adding improvisation to them. You reach your highest innovation potential if you first work on your team’s expertise, teamwork, experimental culture and communication, and only then add improv to the mix. A single impro workshop can cause a 37 increase in idea generation and output during brainstorming. You can get the basics with a oneday or even halfday training. There is abundance of traine

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