Idea Drop has been named by Gartner in their latest Market Guide for Innovation Management Tools*, published on 7 October 2019.

Gartner states in the report that

“the transformation to digital business is increasing IT leaders’ interest in software that supports innovation initiatives.” Further, “The core value of innovation management tools is their ability to support all of the different stages of the innovation process from idea to value realisation as follows: To engage different constituencies of participants at scale in different ways, possibly in parallel. To enable decision makers to manage each engagement instance with less effort and little or no IT support. To provide an aggregated, comparative view of a portfolio of active options with their risk-reward implications. To coordinate execution though experimentation, project management, all the way to deployment, product delivery or other transformation.”

With a powerful fusion of world-class technology and best-in-class implementation and support, Idea Drop is trusted by global organisations everywhere to drive impactful innovation across their organisations. This is achieved by facilitating idea generation and capture, encouraging collaboration between colleagues, automating the evaluation process, speeding up idea execution and allowing them to scale their innovation programmes with ease.

“We’re delighted to be acknowledged by Gartner in this report for the second time. We believe it gives us, our clients and our future partners confidence in our technology and our ability to drive impactful and meaningful innovation across the globe.”

Charlie de Rusett, Founder of Idea Drop.

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*Gartner “Market Guide for Innovation Management Tools,” Nikos Drakos, et al, 7 October 2019

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