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Physical Contradictions: Solving Or Managing?
20/10/2019 | EditorDarrell Mann
“No problem can be solved from the same level of consciousness that created it.†Albert Einstein
For me, the physical contradiction part of TRIZ/SI still remains the weakest part of the toolkit. Something has been niggling … Read More
Multi-Parameter Contradiction Problem Solving Paradigm
26/04/2018 | EditorRajeev Mohan Bhatnagar
A Novel Multi-Parameter Contradiction Problem Solving Paradigm Using Least Common Multiple Algorithm (LCM) for TRIZ Contradiction Matrix
A novel least common multiple algorithm for resolving technical contradictions using TRIZ matrix is presented for resolving the multi-parameter … Read More
Problem Solving without Logic – A Falsification Test
01/03/2016 | Ed SickafusNote:Â This paper expands on a previous version delivered at the ETRIA2015 conference in Berlin, GE.
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Cognitive scientists have a new model of how the thinking brain works in problem solving, called the … Read More
BREAKING THROUGH AND SOLVING PROBLEMS
11/11/2015 | Mike CarterOriginally published by Mike Carter in Questline July 30, 2015
A significant portion of our work days can involve problem solving. Many work challenges present themselves as apparent contradictions. How can I establish a personal relationship with each of my … Read More
General Methodology for Creative Problem Solving and Task Achieving: Its Vision
03/06/2015 | Toru NakagawaOriginally presented at the 13th ETRIA TRIZ Future Conference (TFC2013), held on Oct. 29-31, 2013 at Ecole Nationale d’Arts et Metiers of Paris, Paris, France; Proceedings, pp. 705-715
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‘Creativity techniques’ and ‘Problem solving methods’, including TRIZ, have been studied and practiced actively in … Read More
Exploring the Theory of Inventive Problem Solving in
01/01/2010 | EditorDear TRIZ experts,I am a PhD student at a UK university whose research is focusing onexploring the use of the theory of inventive problem solving in design.As far as we know, TRIZ has bRead More
Can TRIZ Be Applicable in Solving Any Problems?
01/01/2010 | EditorHello everyone!I have been reading your posts for sometime now, however, I have never posted any question, nor answer any of them by myself. Having some knowledge in TRIZ methodology, I would like toRead More
Exploring the Theory of Inventive Problem Solving
01/01/2010 | Editor“Ellen Domb” Quoting your post, I'm going to take a risk of getting thrown out of the forum, but you have been kind enough to share your research, and I want to prevent you from acting on bad infRead More
Pointers to Effects for Non-technical Problem Solving
02/03/2009 | EditorEfficiency and effectiveness of TRIZ for solving non-technical problems appears to be much lower than what is used for technical problem solving. The absence of pointers to effects for non-technical problem solving should be one of the main causes.Read More
Usit in Japan: a Paradigm for Creative Problem Solving
03/11/2008 | EditorUSIT, introduced to Japan in 1999, has been accepted as an easy, unified process for problem solving in industries and as the next generation of TRIZ. The solution generation methods of TRIZ have been reorganized into a system of USIT operators.Read More
Remote Team Problem Solving with TRIZ
02/06/2008 | EditorMany companies are not able to perform product development on their own. Companies may cooperate with other companies or subsidiaries in project-based joint ventures – often the teams are geographically separated.Read More
TRIZ: Solving Problems in Outer and Inner Space
05/11/2007 | EditorThe value of TRIZ is demonstrated in small projects as often as it is demonstrated in large projects. One project can have numerous problems with one inventive solution that can lead to more opportunities for ideality.Read More
Non-linear Problem Solving
14/10/2007 | EditorMichael S. Slocum
We are accustomed to solving problems using a linear two-step process. This process is as simple as problem » solution. Our psychological bias is the foundation for our ability to solve problems using this simple process. We have an … Read More
A New Problem-solving Algorithm
04/06/2007 | EditorHistorically, each TRIZ tool was developed (and could be used) independently for problem solving. That is why each tool had its own mini-algorithm. This work is a revision of the main TRIZ tools so that they work together as parts of the same system.Read More
Comparing Problem Solving in Nature and TRIZ
02/04/2007 | EditorDesign in nature (bionical solutions) can help with TRIZ tools and improve the ability of TRIZ to solve problems. The objectives of biology and engineering are similar: functionality, optimization and cost effectivenessRead More
A New Paradigm for Creative Problem Solving: Six-box Scheme in Usit
01/01/2007 | EditorThe ‘Four-Box Scheme’ of problem solving has long been regarded as a standard in TRIZ. A new ‘Six-Box Scheme’ is proposed and compared to the old.Read More
Multi-level Problem Solving
01/01/2007 | EditorMulti-level Problem Solving (MPS) is different from TRIZ despite the heavy TRIZ influence. The MPS is a skeleton of short algorithms, forming the basis for future discussion and development.Read More
Contradiction Matrix and the 40 Principles for Innovative Problem Solving
01/12/2006 | EditorContradiction Matrix and the 40 Principles for Innovative Problem SolvingRead More
1 PAGE-CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING FOR SIX SIGMA: How to Use the Template of Six Sigma-Brainstorming Pool for Facilitating and Enhancing Six Sigma Projects
14/10/2006 | EditorBy Dr. Rod King (rod@galaxy-it.com)
1. Trends in the Evolution of Six Sigma Six Sigma is undoubtedly the most popular methodology for systematic problem solving in business. The Six Sigma methodology was developed at Motorola in the 1980s. Six Sigma … Read More
Framework for solving Global problems-A case study using TRIZ
22/08/2006 | EditorAbhisek Bhowmik 602 537 3928(O) 480 626 2505(H) Abhisek_Bhowmik@infosys.com or abhisek.bhowmik@gmail.com Business Analyst Infosys Technologies Limited 10835, N 25th Avenue, Suite 300 Phoenix-AZ 85029 Phone 480 655 3579
Introduction TRIZ was originally derived from the analysis of patents related to … Read More