By Andrew J. Razeghi
As technology makes information more readily available to everyone around the world, a key question arises: “How do you turn that information into innovative ideas?” Science has shown that it’s possible to create conditions under which the mind is more prepared to have insights, or “A-ha! moments.”
In The Riddle, Andrew Razeghi explores this concept and shows how leaders and managers can foster creativity and make “A-ha! 

A Bristol City Council scheme to persuade commuters to give up their cars in favour of greener ways to get to work was twice as successful this year. ‘Jam Busting June’ designed to move drivers to more sustainable modes of transport, saw 3,000 people take part - double last year’s figure.Figures from the council show that 70,000 car miles were saved, cutting carbon dioxide emissions by 8.3 tonnes. 

A report today highlights concerns over the increasing number of drugs being prescribed by nurses and shows there have been particularly big rises in their prescribing of drugs that are seen as requiring complex clinical judgments.