New 'Innovation Weblog' provides entrepreneurs with insights and advice on business creativity topics

The InnovationTools Web site recently launched the Innovation Weblog, a new online journal that provides businesspeople with insights and inspirations on business innovation, creativity and brainstorming.

The InnovationTools Web site recently launched the Innovation Weblog, a new online journal that provides entrepreneurs and innovators with a variety of insights and inspirations about business innovation, creativity and brainstorming. It is one of the first blogs on the Web to focus exclusively on business innovation. To view the Innovation Weblog, please visit this Web page URL: http://www.innovationtools.com/weblog/innovation-weblog.asp.

Weblogs are personal online journals, where individual authors can share their ideas, insights and musings. The Innovation Weblog features several new posts per week; a growing archive of past postings can be accessed by date or keyword search.

The author of the Innovation Weblog is Chuck Frey, founder and owner of the InnovationTools Web site. Chuck is a creative thinker with 20+ years of experience in PR, marketing, business strategy and information services.

"In today's fast-moving business world, the need for fresh ideas and innovative solutions has never been greater. At the same time, the number of tools and techniques to help people generate productive and valuable ideas has been steadily growing. But chances are, you haven't been aware of many of these resources, because they're not easy to find," Frey explains. "The Weblog format makes it easy for me to share a variety of ideas, insights and links to cool, innovation-related items on the Web."

InnovationTools (http://www.innovationtools.com) is a Web site that provides entrepreneurs and innovators with a focused, growing collection of articles, resources and tools on business innovation, creativity and brainstorming. Its goal is to help businesspeople be more creative, and to help organizations and individuals increase their capacity for innovation and change.