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NGT
(redirected from Nominal group technique)

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NGTNight
NGTNational Grid Transco (UK gas transporter)
NGTNominal Group Technique
NGTNot Greater Than
NGTNext Generation Telecom (China)
NGTNext Generation Technology
NGTNASA Ground Terminal
NGTNaso-Gastric Tube
NGTNext-Generation Trainer
NGTNext Generation of Teachers
NGTNot Gonna Tell
NGTNot Going There
NGTNegative-Going Transition (digital systems)
NGTNext Generation Transmitter
NGTNon-Grouping Transmission


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Several variations of brainstorming and related techniques have emerged, such as brainwriting, where ideas are written down by individuals, nominal group technique, electronic brainstorming, and buzz groups.
Several variations of brainstorming and related techniques have emerged, such as brainwriting, where ideas are written down by individuals, nominal group technique, electronic brainstorming, and buzz groups.
The strength of the nominal group technique is that it gives everyone a voice in planning while minimizing opportunities for a few individuals to dominate the process.
 
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