jpb.com is the core of an unique global network of small companies and professionals with a single common goal:

Our goal: to provide you with an unfair innovation advantage over your competition!

We can do this in four easy ways:

• The provision of Jenni innovation process management (IPM), an idea management plus software as a service that provides everyone in your firm with an easy to use innovation process together with a system for managing that process.

• A comprehensive library of FREE papers, articles and other information on creativity and innovation in business!

• Report 103, our twice monthly eJournal on creativity, imagination, ideas and innovation in business. Over 6000 people subscribe to Report 103! Do you? Incidentally, Report 103 is not a typical corporate newsletter. Rather it is a rich journal full of information, theory and practice on the corporate innovation process. Check out the archives here!

• A global network of creativity and innovation service providers who are more than happy to come to your firm and help you develop an effective innovation process (with or without Jenni. We prefer with, of course, but the choice is yours!)

So, if you are not already working with us or one of our partner firms, you had best contact us now, before your competitors do and gain an unfair innovation advantage over you!

Andrew Greaves
London, UK.
Best Creativity Trainer East of the Mississippi

Jeffrey Baumgartner
Erps-Kwerps, Belgium
jpb.com founder

Jenni: the Innovation Process Management platform

Not Your Typical Business

If you spend some time on this web site or talk to some of us, you will quickly get the sense that jpb.com is not your typical business. You don't know the half of it!

The company is based in a farming village in Belgium. The management team is spread across three European countries. Software programming is done in Brno, Czech Republic. And our services are delivered through partner firms in Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Columbia, Germany, Namibia, Norway, South Africa, UK and the USA.

But then again, you don't really want your innovation service providers to look, act and operate like a typical software firm or accounting consultancy, do you? You want your innovation process to be developed and supported original thinkers who are not afraid to be creative and innovative in their own operations. That's us!

Maren Baermann
Cologne, Germany.
Innovation Services in at least Three languages!

Good News from jpb.com

Jeffrey has updated our highly popular paper: The Corporate Innovation Machine. Downloaded some 40,000 times since we first published it in 2005 and cited in blogs, print magazine and on-line journals, the Corporate Innovation Machine remains one of our most popular papers. Download the new, up-to-date Corporate Innovation Machine paper here...

Multinational heavy machinery firm tries out Jenni IPM. In one month a test team of company employees and suppliers have generated more and better cost cutting ideas in Jenni than they could have done by bringing everyone together and having them brainstorm in a room. And the cost of Jenni for a month is a fraction of the cost of bringing top thinkers to company HQ.

Our partners are in negotiations with three major global companies on three continents. Fortunately, our global presence through our consulting partners means that we can serve each client locally.

Jenni IPM is now multilingual. That means you can get Jenni with an interface in as many different languages as you wish!

Bad News from jpb.com

A global chemicals company stopped their contract some time ago (Jenni's risk free contract makes this easy) as a result of restructuring. They have since gone bankrupt. We're not saying there is a connection, but if you cannot innovate your way out of a recession, you are unlikely to survive a recession! And many of our clients use Jenni to generate cost savings ideas worth thousands and even millions of Dollars/Euro/Pounds/Etc. When times are tough, cost cutting innovation is especially important.

A US based engineering firm discovered an obscure bug in Jenni's e-mail notification system. It took us a little longer than an hour to fix it. We apologised profusely to them.