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Faizel Patel, Radio Islam News – 23-10-2018<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n Technology has touched every facet of the business world and can positively impact a brainstorm session.<\/p>\n A great example of this is the traditional flip chart, which has now undergone a remarkable transformation by Korean technology company Samsung.<\/p>\n The Samsung FL!P uses a ultra-high definition LCD mobile display stand, with a responsive stylus for writing and drawing, making it feel like you\u2019re using a marker on a board.<\/p>\n The FL!P is also web-connected, making fully synchronised collaboration possible in meetings. Those with a laptop, tablet or smartphone can mirror their screens to share content. Ideas from the brainstorm can also be recapped and shared instantly, using built-in email, distributed over your network or saved to USB storage.<\/p>\n Reginald Nxumalo, Director of Consumer Electronics, Samsung South Africa says the best business solutions are often unearthed in conditions conducive to lateral thinking and the sharing of insights.<\/p>\n \u201cWhen brainstorm sessions are organised, collaborative and the initial results are easily shared, the ideas arrive like a bolt of lightning from the skies. That\u2019s when the power of brainstorming makes an impact on the bottom line.\u201d<\/p>\n The idea of company brainstorms has been around since after World War Two, but the focus now is on how to best harness their power to serve the short and long-term needs of modern businesses.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n