A business can build a trusty suite of tools for brainstorming by first identifying the needs and preferences of its team members. This could involve surveys or discussions to understand what tools they find most effective. The business should then research and trial various tools, considering factors such as ease of use, collaborative capabilities, and cost. Once a selection of tools has been made, it's important to provide training and support to ensure all team members can use them effectively. Regular reviews and feedback sessions can help to ensure the tools continue to meet the team's needs and adapt to any changes.
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